❄️ nix-config

my needlessly complex nix(os) configuration

🧩 modules

programs and/or their home-manager configuration, auto-discovered from modules/ by haumea and exposed as modules.<name>.<file>

each module contains system.nix, home.nix, or both

files and directories prefixed with _ are treated as internal (haumea convention)

🗂️ profiles

modules/profiles/ holds opinionated bundles that compose individual modules into ready-to-use roles:

• base — universal baseline imported by every host (nix, sshd, zsh, systemd-boot, etc.)
• workstation — extends base with desktop / interactive-use modules (hyprland, fonts, dev tools, ...)
• server — extends base with headless / unattended-host modules

hosts import a profile rather than wiring up modules individually:

# hosts/<host>/default.nix
imports = [modules.profiles.workstation.system];
# hosts/<host>/home/default.nix
imports = [modules.profiles.workstation.home];

individual modules can still be imported directly (modules.<name>.[system|home]) when a host needs something outside the profile's bundle.

🛠️ quirks

machine-specific configuration that doesn't fit as a module - hardware config, drive mounts, peripheral workarounds

lives in quirks/<hostname>/

Note

quirks are automatically imported for the matching host - if quirks/<host>/ exists, flake.nix appends it to that host's module list with no per-host wiring

🗺️ topology