RE: https://floss.social/@LovesTha/116328693795950334

So this worked out so much better than expected. #Ly is the best display manager I've used.

For me it's killer features are:
* Keyboard only. Great when pointing devices are working or are annoying
* Uses all monitors. Seriously, why isn't this considered critical for all login systems?
* Remembers per user options (which environment to boot). Even allows for custom per user configurations of environments to boot.

#NixOS #Linux #TUI

Обновил web-сервер Angie до версии 1.11.4.

#linux #nixos #angie

Finally got my #nixos #vim implementation to work error free via #nixvim . Next step is moving my laptops back to #NixOS but leaving the desktop on my own #Bazzite spin… nice evening’s work. Funny how the solution sometimes clicks after trying dozens of times

neovim di nixos stable versi 0.11.7, sementara di unstable versi 0.11.6.

#nixos #neovim

Die Open-Source-Community traf sich in Chemnitz und wir waren wieder dabei! In unserem Workshop haben wir Linux-Enthusiasten ins echte Internet losgelassen. Wir haben 16 AS-Nummern für unsere Teilnehmer bei der RIPE registriert. Jeder Teilnehmer hat von uns einen kleinen Linux-Router erhalten und konnte damit verschiedene Rollen (ORG, ISP, IXP) im Internet nachstellen. So konnten wir die grundlegende Funktionsweise des Internets simulieren. Es entstand ein großartiger Kabelsalat, viele BGP-Peerings und zahlreiche nette Gespräche zwischen den Teilnehmern.

Die Workshopmaterialien findet ihr hier: https://workshop.routerkit.net

Zusätzlich hat @m4rc3l einen sehr interessanten Vortrag über IfState und dessen NixOS-Integration gehalten. Sehr empfehlenswert – die Aufzeichnung seines Vortrags findet ihr unter https://media.ccc.de/v/clt26-321-deklarative-netzwerkkonfiguration-mit-nixos

Wir freuen uns schon auf die CLT 2027.

#Dresden #PeeringFamily #Peering #IXP #CLT #CLT26 #Chemnitz #nixos

@jrg If it works for you, this sounds good. #nixbook [1] is an amazing project that does basically that: an auto-updating #NixOS base and #Flatpak for the apps. Nothing wrong with that. You can use nix-flatpak [2] to put your flatpaks into configuration.nix, but then you might as well just use the native apps from nixpkgs, which probably work better in general. nix-env is pretty evil and I'd say avoid it.

[1] https://nixbookos.org/
[2] https://github.com/gmodena/nix-flatpak

Nixbook OS

A set-and-forget modern operating system designed for simplicity, speed, and peace of mind.

Linux でプレイするアイドルマスター
#linux #nixos #niri

https://github.com/nix-community/NixOS-WSL

Run NixOS on WSL, because why not.

For #nixos I decided to just set up the bare minimum console app requirements (that I need), gnome, then use #flatpak for the user experience because that seemed a bit easier than using the configuration.nix for it. Is this frowned upon?

I've also seen debates over using nix-env to make UX permanent. Is this the case?

#linux

 I'm now using Nix on WSL too 

It was faster than the regular ubuntu-wsl installation and I'm also using home manager and systemd

https://github.com/nix-community/NixOS-WSL

#nix #nixos #wsl #windows #linux #programming #os