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@ -6,22 +6,7 @@ computing environment, ever. Imagine having to `vim` into source code and
recompile an entire operating system to change a font. Yes, I use this on a recompile an entire operating system to change a font. Yes, I use this on a
daily basis. daily basis.
This repository exposes a NixOS module that declares the entire liminalOS A flowchart of the system is provided below:
operating system. It aims to be an easy way to both set up a brand new system
with my opinionated configurations, and also inject into an existing NixOS
configuration.
My reference implementations of liminalOS on actual working systems are
available [here](./reference).
liminalOS is currently in a heavily experimental state, but it is used in
production every day!
You can try it with `nix flake init -t github:youwen5/liminalOS`, which will
create a sample configuration flake along with corresponding files. Keep in
mind you'll have to do a little bit of work in these files to get a working
system configuration. Some Nix knowledge is expected, but comments are there to
help!
```mermaid ```mermaid
flowchart TB flowchart TB
@ -125,6 +110,25 @@ flowchart TB
classDef build fill:#f0f0a8,stroke:#333; classDef build fill:#f0f0a8,stroke:#333;
``` ```
This repository exposes a NixOS module that declares the entire liminalOS
operating system. It aims to be an easy way to both set up a brand new system
with my opinionated configurations, and also inject into an existing NixOS
configuration.
My reference implementations of liminalOS on actual working systems are
available [here](./reference).
liminalOS is currently in a heavily experimental state, but it is used in
production every day!
You can try it with `nix flake init -t github:youwen5/liminalOS`, which will
create a sample configuration flake along with corresponding files. Keep in
mind you'll have to do a little bit of work in these files to get a working
system configuration. Some Nix knowledge is expected, but comments are there to
help!
## Hosts ## Hosts
The modules in liminalOS are designed to be utilized by a wide variety of The modules in liminalOS are designed to be utilized by a wide variety of