NIXMAN

Declarative dotfiles and development environment powered by Nix flakes and Home Manager.

This repository contains my personal system configuration, allowing me to reproduce my entire development environment on any machine in a fully declarative way.

Instead of manually installing and configuring applications, everything is defined in Nix and can be deployed with a single command.

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Features

• Declarative environment configuration
• Reproducible development setup
• Managed with Nix flakes
• User environment managed via Home Manager
• Editor configurations defined through Nix

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Included Tools

This setup installs and configures several tools and applications.

Editors

• nixvim – Neovim fully configured using Nix
• Zed – modern high-performance code editor

Media

• Media player configuration for everyday use

Applications

Common desktop applications are included, such as:

• WPS Office
• Slack
• Discord

Utilities

Additional supporting tools and CLI utilities used in daily development.

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Getting Started

1. Install Nix

If you don't have Nix installed, install it first:

https://nixos.org/download/

After installation, make sure flakes are enabled.

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2. Install Home Manager

If you don't have Home Manager installed yet, you can initialize it with:

nix run home-manager/master -- init

Or follow the official documentation:

https://nix-community.github.io/home-manager/

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3. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/Sekhudin/nixman.git
cd nixman

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4. Configure Your Username

Adjust the configuration if needed so it matches your local system username.

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5. Apply the Configuration

Run the following command:

home-manager switch --flake .

This command will build and apply the environment defined in this repository.

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Exploring the Flake

To inspect what this flake provides, run:

nix flake show

This will display all available outputs such as packages, modules, and configurations.

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Philosophy

This repository follows a declarative configuration approach:

• Everything is defined as code
• The environment is reproducible
• Setup on a new machine takes only a few commands
• Configuration stays version controlled

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Support

If you find this repository useful, you can support the development.

Support is completely optional but always appreciated.

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License

Personal configuration repository. Feel free to use it as inspiration for your own setup.