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Elias Ainsworth's NixOS Config (forked from iynaix/dotfiles)

This config is intended to be used with NixOS. There is experimental support for running the dotfiles on legacy operating systems.

Features

  • Multiple NixOS configurations, including desktop, laptops and VM
  • Persistence via impermanence (both / and /home)
  • Automatic ZFS snapshots with rotation
  • Flexible NixOS / Home Manager config via feature flags
  • sops-nix for managing secrets
  • Hyprland with waybar setup, with screen capture
  • Dynamic colorschemes using wallust (pywal, but maintained)

How to Install

Run the following commands from a terminal on a NixOS live iso / from a tty on the minimal iso.

The following install script partitions the disk, sets up the necessary datasets and installs NixOS.

From a standard ISO,

sh <(curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elias-ainsworth/dotfiles/main/install.sh)

From the custom iso built via nbuild-iso ISO_HOST,

thorneos-install

Reboot

Creating Persist Snapshot to Restore

 
sudo zfs snapshot zroot/persist@persist-snapshot
sudo zfs send zroot/persist@persist-snapshot > SNAPSHOT_FILE_PATH

Restoring from Persist Snapshot

 
# the rename is needed for encrypted datasets, as -F doesn't work
sudo zfs receive -o mountpoint=legacy zroot/persist-new < SNAPSHOT_FILE_PATH
sudo zfs rename zroot/persist zroot/persist-old
sudo zfs rename zroot/persist-new zroot/persist

System Rescue

Run the following commands from a terminal on a NixOS live iso / from a tty on the minimal iso.

The following script optionally reformats the boot partition and / or /nix dataset, then reinstalls NixOS.

From a standard ISO,

sh <(curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elias-ainsworth/dotfiles/main/recover.sh)

From the custom iso built via nbuild-iso ISO_HOST,

thorneos-recover

Credits

  • Grandmaster iynaix (Lin Xianyi), for being the author of the original nix config I forked and for bearing with my idiotic questions over on Vimjoyer's discord server.
  • Followed by Master diniamo for inspiring chomky, which then inspired my first (non-functional) nix configuration.
  • Also many thanks to zen for his help over at the ani-cli support discord server and for the fact that I copy-pasted his entire config for my first functional nix configuration.
  • Further thanks to Vimjoyer for his very helpful YouTube videos, traversing Nix at the beginning would have been infinitely harder if it weren't for this absolute chad.
  • And in general many many thanks to everyone on the Vimjoyer and ani-cli support discord servers. This idiot would not have been able to do jack shit without your help.
  • Finally, to the person I owe the most thanks, God. For giving everyone a smidge more patience so that their heads wouldn't blow while trying to deal with my stupidity.