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This is a repository that implements liminalOS, my personal Linux distribution based on [NixOS](https://nixos.org/).
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This is a repository that implements liminalOS, my personal Linux distribution based on [NixOS](https://nixos.org/).
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Traditional Linux distributions are either _rolling_ or _fixed_ release. liminalOS operates on a new kind of release schedule: _liminal_ release.
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> **lim·i·nal**
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> 2. relating to a transitional or initial stage of a process.
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Users who install liminalOS may feel a sense of eeriness similar to a [liminal space](<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liminal_space_(aesthetic)>) - the system has clearly been configured exactly according to someone's preferences and specifications, yet they stand alone in an empty OS, with the usual user nowhere to be found, and a home directory devoid of human presence. System updates are released at random times, and upon installing, it appears that someone has adjusted minute configuration details, yet no other users exist in the system.
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## Installation guide
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## Installation guide
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TBD. May use `deploy-rs` or the in-house [dartgun](https://github.com/youwen5/dartgun) tool for easy deployment.
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TBD. May use `deploy-rs` or the in-house [dartgun](https://github.com/youwen5/dartgun) tool for easy deployment.
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Most Linux[^1] users will agree that any self-respecting distribution must include at least the following: installer, package manager, and some set of default packages. Therefore, anything that implements the aforementioned items must also be a Linux distribution.
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Most Linux[^1] users will agree that any self-respecting distribution must include at least the following: installer, package manager, and some set of default packages. Therefore, anything that implements the aforementioned items must also be a Linux distribution.
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liminalOS comes with the Nix package manager (nothing says you need _a unique_ package manager. Ubuntu and Debian are distinct distributions yet both use `apt`), the Hyprland desktop environment as well as various applications installed by default, and [the means to generate an installer](https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Creating_a_NixOS_live_CD). Therefore, liminalOS is a Linux distribution. QED.[^2]
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liminalOS comes with the Nix package manager (nobody said you need a _unique_ package manager - Ubuntu and Debian are distinct distributions yet both use `apt`), a custom desktop environment composed of Waybar, Hyprland, rofi, as well as various applications installed by default, and [the means to generate an installer](https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Creating_a_NixOS_live_CD). Therefore, liminalOS is a Linux distribution. QED.[^2]
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### Should I actually install this?
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### Should I actually install this?
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[^1]: also known as GNU/Linux, GNU+Linux, Freedesktop/systemd/musl/busybox Linux, Linux+friends, etc
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[^1]: also known as GNU/Linux, GNU+Linux, Freedesktop/systemd/musl/busybox Linux, Linux+friends, etc
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[^2]: disclaimer: this is unfortunately not actually how the converse works. $A \implies B$ does not necessarily imply $B \implies A$. I hope this satiates the rigor-hungry mathematicians reading.
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[^2]: disclaimer: this is unfortunately not actually how the converse works. A => B does not necessarily imply B => A. I hope this satiates the rigor-hungry mathematicians reading.
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## Keybinds
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## Keybinds
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