Saayix

My GNU/Guix channel for developing and sharing my services and packages.

My dotfiles and personal configurations can be found in Misako.

Packages

• Browser extensions
  • darkreader
  • keepassxc-browser
• Text editors
  • helix
• File managers
  • yazi
• Binaries
  • croc-bin
  • jdtls-bin
  • maven-bin
  • osu-lazer-bin
  • zen-browser-bin
• Fonts
  • font-meslo-lg
  • font-meslo-lg-dz
  • font-nerd-fira-code
  • font-nerd-fira-mono
  • font-nerd-noto
  • font-nerd-opendyslexic
  • font-nerd-space-mono
  • font-nerd-symbols
• PDF
  • sioyek/xwayland
  • zaread
• LaTeX
  • latexindent
  • texlab
• Typst
  • typst
• Minecraft

  • mcpelauncher-client

  • mcpelauncher-ui

  • prismlauncher

  • glfw-wayland-minecraft

  • In order to play minecraft with NVIDIA and native wayland (this might not be needed anymore):

    1. Build glfw-wayland-minecraft with nvda graft from nonguix:

    guix build glfw-wayland-minecraft --with-graft=mesa=nvda
    

    2. Get the output path, lets say /gnu/store/...-glfw-wayland-minecraft-3.4.0, and append /lib/libglfw.so.3.5 to it.

    3. Add it to Prism Launcher in Settings > Minecraft > Tweaks > [x] Use system installation of GLFW > GLFW library path > /gnu/store/...-glfw-wayland-minecraft-3.4.0/lib/libglfw.so.3.5

    4. Enjoy. If you get some OpenGL context error, disable mangohud from Tweaks.

• LSP
  • taplo-cli
• WM
  • eww
  • eww/x11
  • eww/wayland
• Toys
  • wshowkeys
• Productivity
  • clipboard-jh
  • dooit
• Math
  • kalker
  • manim
  • manimgl
• Waydroid
  • waydroid
  • In order to properly use waydroid you need the following kernel argument: psi=1.
  • You also need the following in your root dbus configuration:

  (service dbus-root-service-type
   (dbus-configuration
   (services (list waydroid))))
  

  • I could do a waydroid service in the future but right now I don't feel like it's worth the time investment. Contributions are always welcome tho :)

Services

Home

• home-dotfiles-service-type
  • For volatile secrets installing.

System

• rfkill

Usage

To update Saayix, along with Guix, via guix pull, you can add one of the following definitions to your ~/.config/guix/channels.scm. Alternatively, for a more declarative approach, consider integrating it directly into your configuration using Guix Home Services.

Stable branch: main

The stable branch named main offers a more reliable and stable experience. It is recommended for users who prioritize a dependable environment over the latest experimental changes.

(channel
 (name 'saayix)
 (branch "main")
 (url "https://codeberg.org/look/saayix")
 (introduction
 (make-channel-introduction
 "12540f593092e9a177eb8a974a57bb4892327752"
 (openpgp-fingerprint
 "3FFA 7335 973E 0A49 47FC 0A8C 38D5 96BE 07D3 34AB"))))

Experimental branch: entropy

The experimental branch named entropy may contain cutting-edge features and updates that are still in testing. It provides users with the latest developments but may be less stable.

(channel
 (name 'saayix)
 (branch "entropy")
 (url "https://codeberg.org/look/saayix")
 (introduction
 (make-channel-introduction
 "12540f593092e9a177eb8a974a57bb4892327752"
 (openpgp-fingerprint
 "3FFA 7335 973E 0A49 47FC 0A8C 38D5 96BE 07D3 34AB"))))

Recommended channels

These channels were invaluable sources of examples and inspiration during my initial foray into GNU/Guix, aiding me not only in grasping the fundamentals but also in setting up my own channel. I recommend exploring them for a richer learning experience, and for discovering a diverse array of packages and modules.

• Rosenthal (Hyprland, NVIDIA)
• Radix (utils, doas, guile)