Welcome to my system configuration files! Ironically, nothing here is actually under my $HOME directory. My system is managed by Nix, as I use NixOS. Well, most of it is. My AwesomeWM configuration and Neovim configuration files are still written in lua, as the number of edits, features, and customizations I have done on them are too massive for me to convert those configs to Nix. The only configuration left to convert to Nix is wezterm.
Note: Please don't use this as a template NixOS setup - I just started using NixOS and I'm sure what I'm doing isn't the best at some places.
- Get the latest NixOS ISO and boot into the installer/environment.
- Format and mount your disks.
- Follow these commands:
# Get into a Nix shell with git and flakes
nix-shell -p git nixFlakes
# Clone my dotfiles
git clone https://github.com/JavaCafe01/awedots /mnt/etc/nixos
# Remove this file
rm /mnt/etc/nixos/thonkpad/hardware-configuration.nix
# Generate a config and copy the hardware configuration, disregarding the generated configuration.nix
nixos-generate-config
cp /etc/nixos/hardware-configuration.nix /mnt/etc/nixos/thonkpad/
# Install this NixOS configuration with flakes
nixos-install --root /mnt --flake /mnt/etc/nixos#thonkpad --impure- Reboot, login as root, and change the password for your user using
passwd. - Log in as your normal user.
- Adds new layouts, modules, and widgets that try to primarily focus on window management
- Manual layout for Awesome with an interactive editor
- A widget accessing UPower for battery info with LGI
- Creates smooth animations with a slope curve for awesomeWM (Awestore, but not really)
- An improved method of resizing clients in the tiled layout
- Saves positions of clients in the floating layout
- Map workspace name to icons defined depending on the windows inside of the workspace
- Wacky
