Yes! That’s the correct way to write this, thank you! 😊
And it’s already set inside /etc/nixos/hardware-configuration.nix after installing inside a VM.
I had an additional layer 8 problem - clipboard sharing doesn’t work until it’s enabled in the VirtualBox host , too 🙃
Thank you very much!
nix.settings.extra-experimental-features = [ “nix-command” “flakes” ];
seems to actually work in my setup.
And it’s nice to know that I can make do with one --extra-experimental-features argument for several features at once.
May I be so bold as to ask a follow-up question that doesn’t have much to do with this one?
What do I have to do to get Virtualbox Guest Additions to work on NixOS? Not having a shared clipboard is driving me crazy ;-)
Once again everything I found on the internet leads to errors during sudo nixos rebuild. I hope it’s just another case of knowing the correct names for the actual packages or options to use.
Can someone help me here?
Oh! Just found out that LibrePheonix accompanies each video with a blog article - that’s nice 🙂
Thank you very much for those links!
Generally I don’t like video tutorials much - I prefer reading things in my own speed and being able to copy & paste stuff.
But only looking at the titles of those videos sounds promising enough to give them a try :-)
(I didn’t yet have the time to watch any of them.)
One aspect I find interesting:
One look at the Misterio77 configs shows that the concept of flakes seems to be important. I have no idea what they are, but I can see that both youtubers have something about flakes as the second video in their NixOS playlists - looks like I should better learn about this concept soon :-)
I know what you mean - the problem with this approach is that things might work, but I am using it not in the way it’s intended, because I didn’t understand the underlying concepts… But I cannot search for concepts of which I don’t know they exist…
That sounds like something I should try, too.
Currently I’m using Linux Mint and I also have a dotfiles repo, so that sounds quite similar to your case.