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#+title: Sydnix #+title: Sydnix
#+author: Madeleine Sydney Ślaga #+author: Madeleine Sydney Ślaga
Hello! These are my dotfiles for all my software and Nix machines. My TODO lists and READMEs tend to share a file, so I've moved it out of version-control. A link will be here soon enough. these are my disgusting undocumented dotfiles. someday they'll be documented. maybe. }:)
* Overview
** Modules
Nix modules are Sydnix's primary mode of organisation. The modules in this repository are categorised by the scope of their applicability, be it user-specific, machine-specific, Sydnix-specific, or releasable. These sum of these categories resembles a hierarchy wherein modules become less generally-applicable as they build off one another. This all goes to say, in a very roundabout fashion, that we are using the [[https://www.nayuki.io/pe/designing-better-file-organization-around-tags-not-hierarchies][accursed]] hierarchical file-system as god intended:
#+begin_example
«TODO: Annotated diagram explaining the structore of modules/»
#+end_example
User modules may be configurations using a host-specific module, which itself may be a configuration of a Sydnix-specific module.
# Local Variables:
# jinx-local-words: "dotfiles"
# End: