Implement pre-built Doom Emacs packages for the live USB image, eliminating
the need to run `doom sync` after first boot.
Changes:
- Add nix-doom-emacs-unstraightened flake input
- Add homeModule to all three module sets (nixos, unstable, darwin)
- Add `prebuiltDoom` option to emacs role (default: false)
- Enable prebuiltDoom for live-usb configuration
- Pin custom packages in packages.el for deterministic builds:
- claude-code-ide, gptel-tool-library, beads
When prebuiltDoom=true, all Doom packages are compiled at nix build time
using emacs-overlay. The doom configuration is stored in the nix store
(read-only), and no `doom sync` is required at runtime.
This is ideal for:
- Live USB images
- Immutable/reproducible systems
- Offline deployments
Closes: nixos-configs-1wd
Add a new home-manager role for starship.rs, a fast and customizable
cross-shell prompt written in Rust.
Configuration includes:
- Bash and Zsh integration enabled
- Clean character symbols (> for success, x for error)
- Vi mode indicator support
- Smart directory truncation (4 levels, truncate to repo root)
- Git branch and status display
- Nix shell indicator with snowflake symbol
- Command duration for long-running commands (2s+)
- Disabled noisy modules (language runtimes, cloud providers)
Enabled in: home-desktop, home-laptop-compact, home-live-usb,
home-media-center configurations.
Closes: nixos-configs-uji
- Add skills/ directory for local Claude skills
- Create parallel_beads.md skill that orchestrates:
- Phase 1: Multi-select bead selection from bd ready
- Phase 2: Parallel subagents for implementation (worktree, implement, commit, PR)
- Phase 3: Parallel review subagents
- Phase 4: Cleanup and summary
- Update default.nix to install local skills alongside humanlayer plugins
- Support both gh (GitHub) and tea (Gitea/Forgejo) based on origin URL
Adds a custom Nix package for perles, a terminal user interface for the
Beads issue tracking system with BQL query language support.
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Replace complex marketplace plugin installation with simple 'bd setup claude'
which installs hooks into ~/.claude/settings.json. This is the recommended
approach for Claude Code (CLI + hooks) vs the MCP server approach.
Move keybinding to :init block so SPC o c works before first invocation.
Add :commands for proper autoloading. Migrate customizations from
custom.el to config.el.
Split mbsync channel into two: proton-main for bidirectional sync
(excluding Sent) and proton-sent for pull-only sync. This avoids
"far side refuses to store" errors from Proton Bridge rejecting
uploaded sent messages.
- Add home/wallpapers/default.nix with per-wallpaper scaling options
- Add 5 new Metroid-themed wallpapers to the rotation
- Update i3+sway and plasma-manager to use wallpaper module
- Add scripts/rotate-wallpaper.sh to cycle through wallpapers
- Add scripts/upgrade.sh to chain: flake update, doom, claude-code, wallpaper
- Add flake apps: rotate-wallpaper, update-claude-code, upgrade
- Fix claude-code update.sh to use REPO_ROOT for flake app compatibility
Run `nix run .#upgrade` for full system update with wallpaper rotation.
mu4e's refile moves messages between IMAP folders, enabling
cross-device sync via mbsync. notmuch tags are local-only.
- Switch from notmuch to mu/mu4e packages
- Auto-initialize mu database on first sync
- Configure mu4e with folder shortcuts and refile to Archive
- Add NixOS load-path for mu4e elisp files
Previously, the notmuch config applied the "inbox" tag to all new
messages regardless of which IMAP folder they were in. This caused
tag:inbox to return all 22k+ messages instead of just those in INBOX.
Changes:
- Use temporary "new" tag instead of "inbox" for newly indexed messages
- Add post-new hook that applies tags based on maildir folder location
- inbox tag now only applies to messages in INBOX folder
- Also adds sent, draft, spam, deleted, and archive tags based on folder
Add remote volume control for the living room media center (boxy) that
controls the Denon AVR through Home Assistant instead of local audio.
- Create plasma-manager-kodi role with custom KDE hotkeys for volume
up/down/mute that execute shell scripts
- Scripts retrieve HA token from KDE Wallet and send API requests to
control media_player.denon_avr_s970h_2
- Add retry logic (3 attempts) and error notifications
- Enable KDE Wallet PAM integration for automatic wallet unlock
- Configure KDE settings: Breeze Dark theme, disable screen locking,
empty session restore
- Add kconfig package for debugging tools
The rbw unlock systemd services were failing to launch the rbw-agent
daemon due to two issues:
1. Missing RBW_AGENT environment variable - rbw looks for this variable
to locate the agent binary, falling back to PATH lookup. Systemd
user services have minimal environments without the necessary PATH.
2. Default KillMode=control-group - when the oneshot service completed,
systemd was killing all processes in the cgroup including the
daemonized agent.
Fixed by:
- Setting RBW_AGENT environment variable to explicit agent binary path
- Using KillMode=process to only kill the main process, allowing the
spawned agent daemon to persist after service completion
Adds two systemd user services to automatically unlock the rbw vault:
- rbw-unlock-on-login: Runs at graphical session start
- rbw-unlock-on-resume: Runs after resuming from suspend
This solves the issue of mbsync prompting for password every 5 minutes.
Once unlocked, the vault stays unlocked as long as mbsync syncs every
5 minutes (which resets the 1-hour lock timeout). Only prompts at login
or after long suspend periods.
Set up complete email workflow in Emacs using:
- notmuch for email indexing and UI
- mbsync for IMAP synchronization from proton.johnogle.info
- msmtp for SMTP sending via port 25 with PLAIN auth
- systemd timer for automatic sync every 5 minutes
Configuration includes:
- New email role at home/roles/email with all mail tools
- Doom Emacs notmuch module enabled with saved searches
- Secure credential retrieval via rbw from Bitwarden
- Fixed systemd service PATH to access rbw-agent
- TLS/STARTTLS for secure connections
Email role enabled on nix-book (laptop-compact profile).
The previous implementation included inactive/cached pages and used
"Pages stored in compressor" (uncompressed size), resulting in inflated
percentages (~88%) that didn't reflect actual memory pressure.
Now uses:
- Anonymous pages (matches Activity Monitor's "App Memory")
- Pages wired down (system memory)
- Pages occupied by compressor (actual RAM used, not uncompressed size)
Also switches to awk for arithmetic to avoid bash integer overflow on
systems with >4GB RAM.
- Update system attribute to stdenv.hostPlatform.system in overlays
- Migrate git config to new settings structure (user.name, user.email)
- Move ssh.addKeysToAgent to matchBlocks configuration
- Disable ssh default config to prevent future deprecation warnings
Create a new home-manager role for 3D printing applications including
orca-slicer for slicing and openscad-unstable for 3D modeling. Enable
the role in the desktop configuration for full-featured experience.
Configure nix.gc to automatically clean up old home-manager generations
weekly, which complements the existing system-level gc. Uses
--delete-older-than 10d on Linux to maintain a rollback window, but
overrides to -d on Darwin to work around a launchd bug where multi-part
options aren't properly split into separate arguments.
- Change font from SF Mono to Fira Code for consistency with Waybar
- Reduce bar height from 32px to 30px
- Switch to solid dark gray background (#333333) instead of semi-transparent black
- Remove rounded corners on items (corner_radius 0 instead of 5)
- Make item backgrounds full height (30px) to match bar height
- Remove all separator items between modules for cleaner appearance
- Add topmost and sticky properties to prevent window shadows from darkening bar
- Adjust aerospace bottom gap from 40px to 38px to account for new bar height
- Set all workspace text to white with bold font for active workspace
Add explicit `drawing=on` to all workspace item states (initial creation,
focused, non-empty, and empty) to prevent items from getting stuck with
`drawing=off`. With `updates=when_shown`, items with `drawing=off` never
run their update scripts, causing workspaces that start empty to never
appear even when focused or given windows.
Changes:
- Add drawing=on to initial workspace creation (line 393)
- Add drawing=on to focused workspace state (line 568)
- Add drawing=on to empty workspace state (line 582)
- Add drawing=on to non-empty workspace state (line 591)
- Update comment for empty workspace to explain drawing=on usage
This ensures workspace indicators automatically appear within 2 seconds
when focused or given windows, without needing manual `sketchybar --update`.
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* 25.11:
Simplify aerospace launchd config and remove menu bar hiding
Remove mbedtls_2 workaround for dolphin packages
Re-enable packages after NixOS 25.11 upgrade
Add --unsupported-gpu flag to Sway for zix790prors compatibility
Fix deprecated package names for NixOS 25.11
Upgrade NixOS to 25.11 and fix Jovian module organization
- Remove menu bar hiding code (no longer needed for SketchyBar)
- Use built-in programs.aerospace.launchd.enable instead of custom agent
- Remove redundant launchd.agents.aerospace configuration block
Re-enable dolphin-emu-primehack now that binary build is fixed in 25.11.
Re-enable fluffychat as security issues have been resolved in nixpkgs 25.11.
Both packages verified to build and function correctly.
The aerospace workspace plugin had two issues preventing workspace
indicators from properly showing/hiding:
1. The script expected workspace number as $1 but update_freq routine
calls only provide $NAME environment variable. Now extracts from
either source.
2. Using drawing=off to hide workspaces was unreliable - items wouldn't
consistently reappear. Now uses width=0 with cleared icon/label
content to collapse items instead.
Workspaces now properly appear within 2 seconds when windows are
created or moved, without requiring manual sketchybar --update.
Implement Linux-style Ctrl shortcuts (Ctrl+C/V/X/Z for clipboard, Ctrl+N/T/W
for navigation, etc.) while preserving terminal behavior where Ctrl+C sends
SIGINT. Uses per-app NSUserKeyEquivalents to remap Ghostty back to Cmd for
clipboard operations.
Also consolidate aerospace configuration by moving spans-displays preference
from system-level module to home-manager role, allowing full aerospace
configuration to live in home-manager for better modularity.
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.
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.
