All of my systems and user profiles are defined under a common flake.nix. This allows me to update my systems targetting this flake:

# Invoked off of current hostname
sudo nixos-rebuild --flake github:kjhoerr/dotfiles switch

And I can update my user's home configurations against this flake as well:

# Invoked off of current username
home-manager --flake github:kjhoerr/dotfiles switch

In this way system and user profiles can be managed and updated separately. Configuration changes can be made without needing to interact with each system, and configuration can be simplified through sharing common outputs.

Auto-upgrade and garbage collection is enabled using the default daily frequency and targets github:kjhoerr/dotfiles as above. (This option does not exist yet for home-manager flake configurations, unfortunately.)

The flake itself is kept as simple as possible: necessary inputs only and target stable branches where possible. All imports are referenced directly through the flake rather than using nested imports to make it clear which configurations are being actively used by each system and user.

See this wiki page for more information on installing NixOS based on this repository's flake.

There are some small scripts and utilities that are made available for ease-of-use. These are documented in the scripts directory and README. Some scripts have dependencies that are included via the module that includes them, which are called out for each script in the README.

These configurations aren't actively being used but were at one point a working system.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.