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10 months agoYou could use a shell dotfile (.bashrc for instance) for that.
Home manager even allows you to manage them through it, via https://nix-community.github.io/home-manager/options.xhtml#opt-home.file


You could use a shell dotfile (.bashrc for instance) for that.
Home manager even allows you to manage them through it, via https://nix-community.github.io/home-manager/options.xhtml#opt-home.file
I always ask every person who is in the habit of reading if their tastes moved more towards “non-fiction” (as an umbrella term for anything that is not fiction) as they got older, because I definitely feel the same.
It is a bit difficult to find the time to read more demanding fiction, even the stuff I’d like to read, but I feel like I always make the time for reading theory or other technical subjects that interest me.
I almost feel as if this is somehow capitulating to capitalism in a way, since this type of literature feels like it is “more useful” than straight fiction.
Thoughts on this, comrades?