Configuration for my macOS and Linux systems using Nix and Home Manager.

In particular, the build of Emacs is custom and is built with GitHub Actions from source from the Emacs source repository. This is because I want to take advantage of things like native compilation of Elisp and use libvterm.

• OS: NixOS and macOS
• Package manager: Nix (duh) (version 2.7)
• Shell: zsh with pure prompt
• WM on NixOS: GNOME 40
• Filesystem: ZFS on NixOS, APFS on macOS
• Editor: Emacs (bleeding edge), tomorrow-night theme, straight.el
• Custom package sets for
  • LaTeX
  • Haskell
  • Python

First, install Home Manager on macOS or Linux, then run the following commands.

$ git clone [email protected]:siraben/dotfiles.git
$ cd dotfiles && stow home-manager
$ home-manager switch

Some configuration (e.g. Emacs, i3) has deliberately not been Nixified so that it works independently. In general, every folder except for nixos can be stow'd. Note that for some things like Emacs it assumes you have installed external dependencies such as fonts, interpreters and language servers for various programming languages.