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{
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setups.home-manager = {
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configs = {
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# The typical user in desktop environments.
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foo-dogsquared = {
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systems = [ "aarch64-linux" "x86_64-linux" ];
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overlays = [
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};
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};
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# The typical user in server environments.
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plover.systems = [ "x86_64-linux" ];
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};
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lib.mkEnableOption "custom outside dotfiles for other programs";
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config = lib.mkIf cfg.enable {
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# Fetching my dotfiles,...
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home.mutableFile."library/dotfiles" = {
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url = "https://github.com/foo-dogsquared/dotfiles.git";
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type = "git";
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};
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# Add the custom scripts here.
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home.sessionPath = [
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"${config.home.mutableFile."library/dotfiles".path}/bin"
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];
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# All of the personal configurations.
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xdg.configFile = {
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doom.source =
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lib.mkIf userCfg.programs.doom-emacs.enable (getDotfiles "emacs");
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home.packages = with pkgs; [
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fastfetch # Fetch, fast!
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asciiquarium-transparent # The closest thing to an actual aquarium (without the responsibility, of course).
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cowsay # Cow say "WHUT?"
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cowsay # "WHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT?"
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krabby # Kapture them Pikachus, bruh.
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lavat # Where the lava at?
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];
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the built-in and the systemd-managed GNOME session.
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Each of the attribute name will be used as the identifier of the
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desktop environment. While you can make identifiers in any way, it is
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desktop environment.
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::: {.tip}
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While you can make identifiers in any way, it is
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encouraged to stick to a naming scheme. Here's two common ways to name
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a desktop environment.
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* Reverse DNS-like scheme (e.g., `com.example.MoseyBranch`).
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* Kebab-case (e.g., `mosey-branch`).
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:::
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'';
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default = { };
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example = lib.literalExpression ''
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unitConfig.CollectMode = lib.mkForce "inactive-or-failed";
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};
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# Luckily, this script can be flexible both for built-in and
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# systemd-managed sessions by checking `DESKTOP_AUTOSTART_ID` envvar
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# that is initialized with the built-in-managed session.
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scriptPackage = pkgs.writeShellApplication {
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name = scriptName;
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runtimeInputs = [ cfg.package pkgs.dbus ];
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* The display session (`<name>.desktop`) files.
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* gnome-session `.session` file.
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* The gnome-session systemd target drop-in file.
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* The components `.desktop` file.
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'';
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readOnly = true;
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# Append the session argument.
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extraArgs = [ "--session=${name}" ];
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# While it is tempting to have this delegated to `systemd.user.services`
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# and the like, it does have a future problem regarding how the generated
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# units will handle reload on change since NixOS systemd units lets you
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# have that option. Restricting it ourselves prevent it from doing so.
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#
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# As a (HUGE) bonus, it also leads to a more elegant solution of making
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# an entire package of the desktop environment and simply linking them
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# with various NixOS options like `systemd.packages` and the like.
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systemdUserUnits =
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let
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inherit (utils.systemdUtils.lib)
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