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README.md

Config files

Nix

I've started the process of leveraging Nix to manage my system configurations. This repo holds files used for managing user environments with Home Manager. The goods are in flake.nix.

I've also set this up so that I can overlay a flake stored in a private repo, say for work-specific configurations. That will allow me to use the same base configs for both work and personal machines, but with some additional work-specific stuff on top. There's an example of how I did that in .example_work_profile.