05:21 <parasrah> hi all, was just wondering what the best way to build a file path for dotfiles was. Was looking over the builtins and I'm not sure if I can assign a `path` type to an xdg config

05:57 <infinisil> parasrah: Just home.file can be used for this

06:01 <parasrah> thanks

12:05 <rizary_> Hi,.my emacs cannot detect symlink `init.el`. I have put `users.home.file.".emacs.d/modules".source = ./modules` and and set `recursive` to `true`. So all my file within `modules` folder are also symlinked. Anyone experienced the same?

12:08 <rizary_> trying to load with `emacs -q --load "/path/to/init.el` but got `no such file or directory` error.

12:27 <rycee> rizary_: Hmm, where do you have your init.el?

12:28 <rycee> `emacs -q --load ~/.emacs.d/init.el` seems to work for me.

12:29 <rycee> … and `~/.emacs.d/init.el` is a symlink into the Nix store.

22:13 <rizary_> rycee: hi, sorry for late reply. It is in ~/.emacs.d/init.el. I think I misconfigured my emacs. So when I first install my nixos (before using home-manager), I already have emacs in my system. It's a plain emacs and the `.emacs.d` already contained my emacs' `init.el` from my home-manager. I use `home.file.".emacs.d/init.el".text` to create my `init.el`

22:14 <rizary_> usually, if the file exist in the path, home-manager warns me. But with emacs case, it doesn't. Do I need to remove my emacs and rebuild the home-manager again?