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A new module is available: 'programs.hyprshot' Hyprshot is an utility to easily take screenshot in Hyprland using your mouse. It allows taking screenshots of windows, regions and monitors which are saved to a folder of your choosing and copied to your clipboard.
#NixOS #Nix #HomeManager

A new module is available: 'services.protonmail-bridge'. ProtonMail Bridge is a desktop application that runs in the background, encrypting and decrypting messages as they enter and leave your computer. It lets you add your ProtonMail account to your favorite email client via IMAP/SMTP by creating a local email server on your computer.
#NixOS #Nix #HomeManager

A new module is available: 'programs.claude-code'. Claude Code is Anthropic's official CLI for Claude, providing an interactive command-line interface for AI-assisted development. The module supports: - Configuration through 'programs.claude-code.settings' - Custom agents via 'programs.claude-code.agents' - Custom commands via 'programs.claude-code.commands' - MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers via 'programs.claude-code.mcpServers' - Package installation control via 'programs.claude-code.package'
#NixOS #Nix #HomeManager

Some of the sheen has gone off my good impressions of #NixOS. The inability to actually pin Resolve to a specific version, is frustrating af. It's so easy to do with other packages on other distros. I've tried like six different overlays, none of them work.

Even with help from NixOS guys, I cannot get Resolve pinned to 20.0.0.

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@dlakelan

I'd say so. Probably some missing or incorrect default configuration option is set somewhere. I use #nixos, but have faced similar problems before, like where Syncthing is loaded as a system service and breaks if called and enabled in configuration.nix rather than home.nix

I suppose an introduction is in order. Better make one before I forget...

I'm Ferrus, your local queer goat! 🐐

I'm a #pansexual, #agender, and #aromantic of the #autistic #furry variety! My presentation is primarily feminine, though I incorporate some masculine or neutral pieces when the mood strikes me.

I was born and raised in #newzealand, though you wouldn't know that from my accent, a weird american-british-kiwi hybrid.

My Hobbies/Special Interests include but are not limited to: #linux, #anime, #vidogames, #tabletop, #books, #movies, #tv, #space, #fantasy, #sciencefiction, #oldtechnology, #lego, and #sustainablefashion

My favourite pieces of media are: #Warhammer40K, #TheExpanse, #StarTrek, #StarBlazers, #Tensura, #DungeonsAndDragons, #Pathfinder, #WorldofDarkness, #Stargate, and the #nasuverse

I may occasionally toot about these

Currently looking for education in some kind of Systems Administration Role, and run #NixOS on a daily basis. I also build my own machines.

My toots and boosts may occasionally be #NSFW. DNI with these unless you are of legal age.

Feel free to DM me, unless you're a #troll, #bigot, or anything else of the sort.

Offenders will find themselves fed to an Elder Wyrm (the mute/block button)

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As for the dude who couldn’t tell whether my posting of some Nix code was satire or not, what the heck was his point? That the code was itself opaque?

It was a function definition. You were meant to use the function. The point of my posting was that you simply paste in that function code. Then you can put scripts that are written in ANY language (they need not be in Bash! I use zsh) in a directory called ‘scripts’ and install them by writing ‘(simple-script script-name)’ for each script.
#NixOS