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- source code pro for monospace
- dejavu sans for sans serif
- dejavu serif for serif
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Reports the number of systemd units (user and systems) that are in
failed state.
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I used the keyring only to start the GPG agent and unlock the ssh keys.
But since I'm storing the ssh keys on yubikeys and I don't use GPG, I
can remove it.
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See https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager/pull/3265
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fractal(-next) is a client for matrix. It's GTK4 native and uses rust.
While not much nicer looking than element, it's not an electron app,
which I prefer (electron is slow, and element would freeze/crash from
time to time).
I renamed the module from element to matrix-client, in case I switch to
something else in the future (or if there are additional
configurations).
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When the laptop boots, I already have to enter a passphrase to unlock
the disks, I can trust that it's me and can automatically log into the
system.
Enable systemd integration for sway so that the correct session is
started and environment variables are imported properly.
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I find Source Code Pro to be more readable than iosevka.
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Replace the use of Source Code Pro with Iosevka in a few
applications (sway, waybar, alacritty).
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The configuration for the modules has changed as of 22.05 (see [1]).
This change is to remove the `modules` section from the settings.
[1] https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager/commit/7c320a53254609d9814280a34e312b7f00fd160b
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This was done by running `nixpkgs-fmt .'.
Change-Id: I4ea6c1e759bf468d08074be2111cbc7af72df295
Reviewed-on: https://cl.fcuny.net/c/world/+/404
Tested-by: CI
Reviewed-by: Franck Cuny <franck@fcuny.net>
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Setting colors is hard, and it's an easy way to waste time. The only
color settings I keep are the ones related to waybar, to make sure
it does not look like a Christmas tree. Which means that most
applications are going to use their default theme, and I'm OK with that.
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