Integrate SketchyBar status bar with aerospace window manager, providing
a native macOS status bar replacement with workspace indicators and system
monitoring. Key features:
- Add sketchybar.enable option to aerospace module
- Install sketchybar package and fonts conditionally
- Create main sketchybarrc with i3/sway color theme
- Position bar at bottom with 40px bottom gap
- Implement workspace indicators with dynamic visibility:
- Hide empty workspaces
- Show focused workspace with blue highlight
- Show non-empty workspaces with inactive styling
- Use centered icons with fixed 32px width
- Add system monitoring plugins: CPU, memory, disk, battery, volume, clock
- Integrate menu bar extras (Bluetooth, WiFi) as aliases
- Configure aerospace to trigger workspace change events
- Hide native macOS menu bar when SketchyBar enabled
- Set up launchd agent for auto-start
- Use SF Mono Regular 13.0 font matching waybar aesthetic
Create base-linux and base-darwin modules to cleanly separate platform-
specific role imports from shared roles. This prevents importing modules
that require platform-specific home-manager modules (like plasma-manager
on NixOS) in environments where they don't exist (like nix-darwin).
- base-linux includes: plasma-manager, i3+sway
- base-darwin includes: aerospace
- roles/default.nix now only contains truly cross-platform roles
This architecture makes it immediately clear which roles are shared
versus platform-specific and makes it easy to add new platform-specific
roles in the future.
Migrate all remaining home-manager modules from home/modules/ to home/roles/
to establish a unified role-based configuration pattern. This completes the
migration started in Phase 1.
Changes:
- Phase 1-3: Migrated tmux, plasma-manager, kubectl, and emacs to roles
- Phase 4: Migrated aerospace with custom options under home.roles.aerospace.*
- Phase 5: Migrated i3+sway with shared config and override options
- Phase 6: Removed empty home/modules/ directory
All home configs now import only ./roles with role-based enable options.
Updated flake.nix machine-specific overrides to use new namespaces.
Verified with nix flake check - all configurations build successfully.
Create both home-manager and nix-darwin modules for aerospace window
manager configuration, removing 110+ lines of duplicated config from
machine-specific files.
Changes:
- Add home/modules/aerospace module with configurable leader key
- Add modules/aerospace.nix for system-level macOS settings
- Include autoraise configuration in home module
- Update home-darwin-work.nix to use new modules
- Update johno-macbookpro configuration to use system module
- Remove inline aerospace/autoraise config and launchd agents
Development environments now use standard nixpkgs claude-code by default.
Work environments override with custom binary distribution to bypass
corporate npm registry restrictions via Google Cloud Storage.
Add allowArbitraryClaudeCodeModelSelection option to development role
to control whether model specifications are preserved in humanlayer
commands and agents. Defaults to false (strip models) for backward
compatibility. Enable on home-darwin-work to preserve model specs
for opus/sonnet selection.
Create custom Nix package for Claude Code CLI that fetches directly from
Anthropic's Google Cloud Storage distribution instead of npm registry,
working around Block's Cloudflare Teams dependency confusion protection.
- Add claude-cli package with platform-specific binaries
- Include comprehensive README with update instructions
- Enable development role on work machine
- Switch from unstable.claude-code to custom.claude-cli
- Add google-cloud-sdk to work machine packages
Removes model specification to better support Claude Code Pro plan.
Because of this, I also re-removed this role from home-darwin-work as we
can take advantage of more powerful models in that context. We will just
need to install the plugins external from nix. Eventually I can turn
this into a config option of course.
Also made sure we are installing the agents from the plugin in addition
to the commands.
- Switch nix-deck to use nixpkgs-unstable and unstable home-manager/plasma-manager
- Remove jovian-compat.nix shim (not needed on unstable)
- Add bitwarden-desktop compatibility overlay for stable/unstable coexistence
- Update hardware-configuration.nix with actual Steam Deck hardware detection
- Add 8GB swap file configuration
- Configure AMD CPU microcode updates
This allows nix-deck to work with the latest Jovian-NixOS while keeping other
machines on stable 25.05.
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Created i3blocks configuration with modules matching waybar setup including disk, CPU, memory, pulseaudio, backlight, network, battery, and clock. Applied matching color scheme and workspace button styling. i3blocks works with i3wm unlike waybar which only supports sway.
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- Add rofi package to desktop role with solarized theme
- Configure rofi with drun, run, and window modes
- Set up proper keybindings: Super+d for rofi (i3) and wofi (sway)
- Fix shared config structure to avoid undefined menu reference
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KDE applications in i3 were showing only "Other..." in default
applications due to missing applications.menu file. Plasma 6 renamed
applications.menu to plasma-applications.menu but KDE components
still look for the old name.
This creates a symlink from the new location to the expected location
using XDG config file management.
Fixes kmail and systemsettings not detecting installed applications.
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Enables proper desktop integration services when using KDE applications
in i3 window manager, including file dialogs, theme integration, and
screen sharing capabilities.
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This is potentially temporary. But jellyfin-media-player has been
flagged as having a security problem by using an old version of
qtwebengine. So we'll maybe find time to try out delfin or maybe just
wait until the security issue gets fixed or maybe just use the web
browser. We have options
