My personal configuration (dotfiles, etc)

Uses nix.

• ./home-manager/nix/**/*.nix — my home-manager
• ./archives/... — backup home-manager generations (snapshots)
• ./dictation/... — Notes about Dictation & Instructions for configuring microphones and for installing Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15 within a Windows 10 virtual-machine via VirtualBox
• TODO

./bin holds platform-specific, statically-linked executables.

only nix and curl (TODO no git?) are necessary for bootstrapping.

to bootstrap, on your platform, register the programs. e.g., on 64-bit Linux:

PATH="$(readlink -f ./bin/x86_64-linux):${PATH}"

static nix:

$ ldd ./bin/x86_64-linux/nix not a dynamic executable $ du -h ./bin/x86_64-linux/nix 11M $ ./bin/x86_64-linux/nix --version nix (Nix) 2.2

static ghc:

$ ldd ./bin/x86_64-linux/ghc not a dynamic executable $ du -h ./bin/x86_64-linux/ghc 4K $ ./bin/x86_64-linux/ghc --numeric-version 8.6.4

static cabal:

$ ldd ./bin/x86_64-linux/cabal not a dynamic executable $ du -h ./bin/x86_64-linux/cabal 18M $ ./bin/x86_64-linux/cabal --numeric-version 2.2.0.0

static pandoc:

$ ldd ./bin/x86_64-linux/pandoc not a dynamic executable $ du -h ./bin/x86_64-linux/pandoc 39M $ ./bin/x86_64-linux/pandoc --version pandoc 2.2.1 Compiled with: pandoc-types 1.17.5.1, texmath 0.11.0.1, skylighting 0.7.2

https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/releases/tag/2.7.2

For startup of the system, the display, a terminal, etc.

curl https://nixos.org/nix/install | sh 

TODO

# nix-build configuration.nix nix-env -i configuration.nix 

Symlink some ~/.config subdirs from ./config/...'.

this

./compile-dhall-configuration.sh -f 

converts the .dhall to a .sh script and executes it.

in particular, it symlinks everything into this (version controlled) directory, like:

/home/sboo/.bashrc -> /home/sboo/configuration/bash/.bashrc ... 

it takes a single optional argument, which is passes onto ln. for example, this is a safer version that doesn't overwrite anything:

./compile-dhall-configuration.sh 

./reconfigure-privileged.sh ./configuration-cp.sh 

TODO

see TODO.nix

Scripts for installaling, upgrading, and bootstrapping: TODO