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# TODO - NixOS Configuration
This file tracks remaining tasks and known issues for the NixOS configuration.
## High Priority
### Hardware Configuration
- [ ] Replace `hardware-configuration.nix` with actual generated configuration
- Run `sudo nixos-generate-config --show-hardware-config > hardware-configuration.nix`
- Verify file systems are correctly configured
- Verify boot partition is correct
- Adjust CPU microcode (Intel vs AMD)
### System Settings
- [ ] Choose boot loader (systemd-boot vs GRUB)
## Medium Priority
### Tmux Configuration
- [ ] Update note popup keybindings (C-n, C-p) with correct NixOS paths
- Current: Commented out (had WSL hard-coded paths)
- Action: Decide on note location and update paths
- Example: `~/Documents/notes/Work/quick_notes.md`
- [ ] Verify `~/bin/tmuxp_selector.sh` script exists
- Used by `C-s` keybinding
- May need to be created or path adjusted
## Low Priority
### Shell Configuration
- [ ] Consider adding additional shell aliases
- [ ] Review if any macOS-specific tools need Linux alternatives
### Documentation
- [ ] Document custom Neovim configuration (lua files)
- [ ] Create troubleshooting guide for common issues
### Optimizations
- [ ] Consider using `programs.zsh.shellInit` vs `initContent`
- [ ] Review if `nix-ld` is actually needed (check use cases)
- [ ] Consider splitting large modules into smaller files
## Features Not Yet Ported
These were not in the original Home Manager config but might be useful on NixOS:
- [ ] Docker / Podman
## Known Issues
## Testing Checklist
Before considering this configuration complete:
- [ ] LSP servers work in Neovim
## Future Enhancements
- [ ] Add backup/restore scripts
- [ ] Create CI/CD for testing configuration
- [ ] Consider using flake-parts for better organization
- [ ] Add system monitoring tools
- [ ] Configure automatic updates
- [ ] Add custom shell functions
- [ ] Integrate with cloud sync for dotfiles
## Notes
### Unified Structure Benefits
1. **Multi-platform support**: Added support for Darwin (macOS) and NixOS (WSL and native).
2. **Modular Home Manager**: Reusable modules shared across all platforms.
3. **Machine-specific configurations**: Separated into `hosts/` for better organization.
4. **Flexible deployment**: Support for both NixOS modules and standalone Home Manager.
### Migration Path
This configuration is designed to be the central point for all machines:
1. Clone to `~/dev/dot/newnix` (or preferred path).
2. Identify your host type (NixOS WSL, Darwin, etc.).
3. Apply the corresponding flake output as described in `README.md`.
4. Test and verify workflows.
## Questions to Resolve
- [ ] What are the custom packages used for?
- [ ] Are there any private/work-specific configurations to add?
- [ ] Should we add any of the "Features Not Yet Ported"?
- [ ] Is GPU acceleration needed (NVIDIA, AMD)?
- [ ] Are there any cron jobs or systemd timers to configure?
- [ ] Should we enable fish or keep only zsh?
- [ ] Do we need any container tools (Docker, Podman)?