Anti_Bloat Dotfiles

Overview

Fully reproducible NixOS configuration using Flakes and Home Manager.

Features

• Modular architecture - Hardware profiles, services, and user configs are separated
• Nushell + Starship - Modern shell with informative prompt
• Pinnacle - Wayland compositor configured in Lua
• Neovim + Lazy.nvim - Extensible editor setup
• Reproducible - Single command deploys entire system

Quick Start

# Clone (if not already in place)
git clone https://github.com/silent-brad/anti_bloat ~/anti_bloat
cd ~/anti_bloat

# Build and switch
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#thinkpad-x220

Directory Structure

Path	Purpose
flake.nix	Entry point, inputs
hosts/	Machine-specific configs
hardware/	Hardware modules (profiles, peripherals, monitors)
modules/	Reusable NixOS modules
home/	Home Manager user configs
packages/	Custom package definitions
wallpapers/	Wallpaper collection
secrets/	User secrets (gitignored, see .example files)
docs/	Documentation

Hosts

thinkpad-x220

ThinkPad X220 Tablet with Intel i5-2520M, Intel HD Graphics.

Hardware modules included:

• ThinkPad X220 profile (ACPI, touchpad)
• Intel GPU
• Canon G6000 printer
• Ultrabase dock

Common Commands

Command	Purpose
sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake .#thinkpad-x220	Apply system changes
sudo nixos-rebuild test --flake .#thinkpad-x220	Test without making permanent
sudo nixos-rebuild build --flake .#thinkpad-x220	Build only
nix flake update	Update all flake inputs
nix flake update hyprlua	Update specific input

Secrets

All user-specific values live in secrets/secrets.nix. This file is gitignored and imported by Nix at build time. A secrets.lua is generated from it for Neovim.

cp secrets/secrets.nix.example secrets/secrets.nix
# Then edit with your real values

These are consumed by:

• home/editors/neovim — generates secrets.lua into nvim config for the OpenRouter provider
• home/desktop/eww — reads the generated secrets.lua for the OpenRouter credits widget
• home/default.nix — reads git_username / git_email for Git config
• hosts/*/default.nix — reads hostname

See Also

• Installation Guide
• Adding Hardware
• Customization