<infinisil>
dsal: Oh, that's a nixpkgs error, you're probably using nixpkgs master right?
<dsal>
I... don't know.
<dsal>
I started running nixos a couple days ago and figured out how to get nix working on OS X catalina today just seeing how these things work together.
<infinisil>
Well it's a problem that was just introduced yesterday (by me, hi!)
<dsal>
Oh good. Would you know anyone who knows something abou tit?
<rycee>
dsal: Note that if you track the Nixpkgs 20.03 channel then you should use the Home Manager release-20.03 branch, not master. There are a few changes waiting for merge to master that are not compatible with Nixpkgs 20.03 so things can break if you mix Nixpkgs 20.03 and HM master.
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<ardumont>
heh, did not know about the hm's release 20.03, good to know ;)
<hoplaahei>
hi. Is there any particular reason to prefer per-user setup if I am the only user of a system? Can I just paste the following into configuration.nix directly once I've added the appropriate channel: https://pastebin.com/FFgD0kdJ?
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<energizer>
how do i enable a systemd user service declaratively? i created one but after `nixos-rebuild switch`ing it didn't get enabled/started
<energizer>
if i systemctl --user enable it and systemctl --user start it, it does start
<energizer>
but otherwise it's just "Active: inactive (dead)"
<__monty__>
energizer: Do you use the home-manager nixos module? If not you'll have to home-manager switch (or is it rebuild?).
<energizer>
__monty__: yes i use the home-manager nixos module
<__monty__>
Hmm, saw something about user services not being very well supported by nix yet. Lots of talk about having to reboot or log out or running `systemctl --user daemon-reload` and such.
<energizer>
looks like it does get enabled by HM but not `start`ed. daemon-reload didn't help, but rebooting did the trick
<energizer>
i have `glances` installed with home.packages, and i'm using the hm nixos module. How come `nix why-depends /run/current-system/sw $(which glances)` -> '/nix/store/4ckvsd8ggd7ngpxw1gcfa9ic6sv61wy5-system-path' does not depend on '/nix/store/l710dvlpyrk68r6lhiw099n2ndpzyg2a-home-manager-path' ?
<energizer>
how does the nixos module work if it's not part of the /run/current-system ?
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<energizer>
when using the nixos module, `nixpkgs.overlays` seems to be ignored?
<energizer>
i mean the home-manager version of that option
<energizer>
only the top-level nixpkgs.overlays option is taking effect, not the home-manager.users.energizer.nixpkgs.overlays version
<energizer>
useUserPackages and useGlobalPkgs don't help
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