




> [!Important]
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> New Changes Soon.
## Features of config
+ **OS** - nixos // arch
+ **WM** - awesome - [blizzard](https://github.com/chadcat7/crystal/tree/blizzard) // [aura](https://github.com/chadcat7/fuyu/tree/aura) // hyprland
+ **Shell** - zsh
+ **Term** - wezterm
+ **Music** - ncmpcpp
+ **Comp** - picom - [fdev31 fork](https://github.com/fdev31/picom/tree/animation-pr)
+ **Editor** - nvim v0.9 - [my config](https://github.com/chadcat7/lodo)
## Nix
> [!note]
>
> I have written a [blog post](https://namishh.com/blog/nixos) on setting up Nixos. And for those who are interested in learning about ricing itself, I have a seperate blog post about is. Checkout the [Ricing Guide](https://namishh.com/blog/ricing/) (btw it also got featured in the official unixporn wiki).
The "Textbook" Definition - A Linux distribution based on the Nix package manager and guided by Nix's core principles.
NixOS is a unique distro. Unlike other distros where you store your configurations in `~/.config/` and binaries in `~/.local/bin` , nix takes a different approach. Instead you can [declaratively](https://zero-to-nix.com/concepts/declarative) define your configuration in `.nix` files. These nix files can be used to install and configure programs, services, setting up things like xresources, etc. This approach provides a modular system that enables users to share, reuse, and modify their configurations easily.