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# balsoft’s nixos configuration # balsoft’s nixos configuration
## Trying it out in VM
If you happen to run NixOS, you can quite easily check out my configuration by running
```
git clone https://github.com/balsoft/nixos-config --recursive && cd nixos-config && cat vm && read && ./vm
```
I recommend you inspect `vm` script before running it. Press Ctrl-C if something seems wrong (after all, Microsoft owns Github now; you never know if it’s Windows 10 installation script)
## Creating your own secret.nix for better experience ## Creating your own secret.nix for better experience
You can check out the structure of `./secret.nix` in `./modules/secrets.nix` You can check out the structure of `./secret.nix` in `./modules/secrets.nix`
## Installing it on your machine ## Installing it on your machine
Run `./install` `sudo nixos-rebuild test --flake .`

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# To use this configuration: # To use this configuration:
# 1. Add your own secret.nix and hardware-configuration/`hostname`.nix to this folder # 1. Add your own secret.nix and hardware-configuration/`hostname`.nix to this folder
# 2. Set the hostname to the desired one # 2. Set the hostname to the desired one
# 3. ./install or ./bootstrap # 3. `sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .`
# 4. Log in to application and services where neccesary # 4. Log in to application and services where neccesary
{ config, pkgs, lib, inputs, name, ... }: { config, pkgs, lib, inputs, name, ... }: