nyxi-installer/README.md
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# The NixOS Installer
This installer is named after my doggo Onyxia.
At the core of this installer it does the following:
- Partition the drive of your choice
- Installs a base of NixOS (`configuration.nix`)
- Installs Plasma (`plasma.nix`)
- Installs needed packages (`programs.nix`)
Nix files: (nix-configs/)
- `configuration.nix` : This is the main file for the base system including some applications that I use
- `plasma.nix` : This file is for the desktop, login manager and other KDE applications
- `programs.nix` : This file adds applications like Slack, Discord and virt-manager including turning on the services
- `oryp6.nix` : This file is mainly for my System76 Oryx Pro (oryp6) to add and enable the NVIDIA driver from stable
- `unstable.nix` : This file has the applications that need to be from unstable to work like ProtonVPN software
Plasma files: (configs)
- `configs/kwinrc` : This has my setting for the Super key (Meta in Plasma) behavior
- `configs/kglobalshortcutsrc` : This has window control shortcuts like moving between Workspaces (Desktops in Plasma)
- `configs/krunnerrc` : Sets KRunner to in the center of the screen when activated
- `configs/kdeglobals` : Sets the theme to Breeze Dark
Tested on the following drives:
- SATA
- NVMe
This sets the hashedPassword to my own so you will need to update it to match your own as well as the username. I created the hash with this command:
```
sudo mkpasswd -m sha-512
```
## Get Started
Prerequisites:
- Prepare an installation medium.
- Boot the live environment.
- Connect to internet.
## Connect to internet
https://nixos.org/manual/nixos/stable/index.html#sec-installation-booting-networking
## Start the installer
```
curl https://gitlab.com/ahoneybun/nyxi-installer/-/raw/main/install.sh > install.sh; sh install.sh
```
The following will happen:
- Clear partition table for `/dev/***`.
- Creates a GPT partition table for `/dev/***`.
- Create a +512M EFI partiton at `/dev/***1`.
- Create a encrypted LVM at `/dev/***2`.
- Create a swap partition in the LVM and sets it as the same size as the RAM for hibernation if requested.
- Create a root partition in the LVM.
- Install systemd-boot.
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