But why? This only seems practical if people are using the environment once. Otherwise you’re just wasting a lot of bandwidth downloading dependencies over and over.
You should really just set up nix garbage collection to run once a week or something and be done with it.
Maybe https://github.com/aksiksi/compose2nix will help you out!
As it stands now, I don’t think nix wants “regular users”; rather it wants user/contributors.
So you just tried to install the packages in your system then use pipx? I don’t think that’s going to work.
You probably want a devshell, you can use a flake like this: https://github.com/NixOS/templates/tree/master/python
adding private features is lame… so they’re distribution of nix has two daemons running? also lame. Very lame on the whole, great job!
nix-env should be avoided, it is bad. I wish it were not in the docs so much. If you need a package for a short time, use nix-shell or nix shell.
Glad you got it working tho.
Does the flatpak stuff show up in your path? Wha’ts yhour nix code for flatpaks looks like?
Did you restart?
well then life just substantially improved for you.
Why are you not using the options search at https://search.nixos.org ? Or an LSP that shows you options in your editor.
ah sorry, I misunderstood the question.
services.libinput.touchpad.accelSpeed
```Yes it’s ```` boot.kernelParams = [ “snd-intel-dspcfg.dsp_driver=1” ];
NixOS ships a very minimal kernel and relies on you to declare what modules you want to load (or sometimes relies on nixos-generate-hardware to find some of those modules), so even if it is really standard hardware that “just works” on other distros, you still may need to dig out some kernel modules and explicitly load them.
But if CachyOS works for you and makes you comfortable, that is good and you should use it.
However “it worked on other distro X, thus is should work on other distro Y” probably isn’t a helpful way of thinking to get things working.
Well if you ever get back to nixos,
(1) use fwupd to make sure the firmware is up to date (2) seems like you need a kernel param, something like what is here: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/realtek-audio-sound-card-not-recognized-by-pipewire/36637
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totally amazing what can be done with millions of dollars in VC money, huh?