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<eraserhd>
Is there any way to refer to a flake in a private repo?
<eraserhd>
xanderle: I do. I use home-manager to write the user config files, anyway. One hacky trick is that I can use /save in wee-chat, and it will fail writing all the files (because they are read-only), but they'll leave backups that I can copy back into my dotfiles repo.
<eraserhd>
Solved my private repo, but is there a way to pin nixpkgs on nix-darwin, like there is for NixOS? e.g. `nix.registry.nixpkgs.flake = nixpkgs;`.
<antifuchs>
eraserhd: yep, the .follows clause in inputs does this
<antifuchs>
I have `darwin.inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "unstable";` (unstable is my nixpkgs reference)
<antifuchs>
oh, wait. were you asking about flakes?
<antifuchs>
there's no way to pin nixpkgs outside flakes for nix-darwin, AFAIK
<eraserhd>
yes, about flakes.
<xanderle>
ah thats exactly what i need, thanks @eraserhd
<eraserhd>
outside of flakes, I set nix.nixPath.nixpkgs = /path/to/repo;
<eraserhd>
I think my new flake-based dotfiles are building!! So excite.
<xanderle>
i havent got up to understanding flakes yet
<xanderle>
so you use nix-darwin and homebrew?
<eraserhd>
yeah, I wish I didn't need homebrew, but it is what it is.
<xanderle>
what are you keeping it around for mainly?
<eraserhd>
Right now, it looks like for Hammerspoon, Anki, USB Overdrive, and some fonts.
<eraserhd>
Also Alfred... hmm, I'm not using that anymore.
<eraserhd>
Hammerspoon is the big one. I tried to package it, but the OpenSource xcbuild just gives up.
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<xanderle>
what do you use hammerspoon for? i tried it out last year but only used it for window management... so i ended up with yabai instead
<xanderle>
i tried building a mac app from scratch but couldnt work out how to include the osx frameworks it was trying to build with, i.e sips
<eraserhd>
I've been using yabai, but I've had a long-term goal to build a kind of IDE like CodeBubbles, and I couldn't work with some of yabai's opinions. I'm mostly off yabai, except for one bit that I hope to clean up soon.
<eraserhd>
Right now, Hammerspoon labels every window and allows me to do C-w X to focus that window.
<eraserhd>
It will soon do the tiling... or my kind of not-quite tiling.
<xanderle>
oh thats interesting, ive just looked up code bubbles. never heard of it before
<eraserhd>
it wasn't ever popular. I just saw some videos a long time ago. It was pretty amazing, though.
<xanderle>
its very much the visual display of the crap you try hold in your head. i wonder why it didnt go more main stream
<eraserhd>
antifuchs: I had done that, but I figured there was something else? I think it is just setting `nix.nixPath.nixpkgs = inputs.nixpkgs;` now, so that CLI tools use the right nixpkgs.
<eraserhd>
Which brings me to, what is the NixOS equivalent of the `inputs` module parameter, or if none how am I supposed to get access to another flake somewhere deeper in the config? Or maybe I'm not supposed to?
<antifuchs>
I think the prior-to-flakes way to do it was to use niv