Hello everyone and welcome back to some more NixOS! This one took me a while to make! In this video, we're just going to be looking at some basic config and transitioning the system's configuration to using flakes, since flakes are really powerful.
Hello everyone and welcome back to some more NixOS! This one took me a while to make! In this video, we're just going to be looking at some basic config and transitioning the system's configuration to using flakes, since flakes are really powerful.
Wallpaper backgrounds were found on freepik.com.Different Rollback Methods in NixOSLibrePhoenix2024-05-07 | Hello everyone! Sorry for the extended lack of videos. I've had a lot going on with work and family, so I haven't been able to make videos lately! I'll probably continue to be busy for a little while, but should be able to start making videos more regularly in the upcoming weeks!
In this video, I go over a few tips and tricks to the "rollback" functionality inside NixOS, as well as a brief discussion of garbage collection and flakes!
Hello everyone! It's been a while! I've been getting over being sick, but finally finished this one.
This discussion is about how you can make a "control center" of sorts for your system using NixOS flakes and something called "specialArgs." Thanks for watching! Please subscribe for more NixOS/Linux/FOSS content!
Hello all and Happy New Years! As we all make new plans and resolutions for 2024, I wanted to talk about org agenda and how I've modded it to be more visually appealing and useful to me.
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Hello everyone! Merry Christmas! I haven't posted in a while.. I'm back again today with another NixOS video (which I admittedly made a long time ago, but just haven't had a chance to post).
This discussion is about custom options and if-else statements for your NixOS configuration. Thanks for watching! Please subscribe for more NixOS/Linux/FOSS content!
This video will give you a few tricks you can use to make your configuration more modular. In specific we talk about separating your NixOS config into multiple files (modules) and selectively importing them using the imports list in your configuration.nix and/or home.nix.
Today I show off my newly created blog at https://librephoenix.com. It is hosted on GitLab Pages and is setup with Jekyll. My writing front-end is of course the best front-end: Emacs. If you enjoyed this, please like and subscribe for more!
This discussion is about home-manager, including what it is and why you would want to incorporate it into your NixOS setup. This is the next part in my NixOS tutorial series! Thanks for watching! Please subscribe for more NixOS/Linux/FOSS content!
Hello everyone. Today I showcase a very simple fix for some audio recording problems on Linux, and lament over the fact that I spent over 8 hours figuring it out. Please utilize my suffering to the betterment of your own videos and recordings.
Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Linux, FOSS, NixOS, and Emacs content! NixOS video coming up next, once I have time to make it...Ten Org-mode Extensions You Need to Install!LibrePhoenix2023-10-24 | Join as a Channel Member: youtube.com/channel/UCeZyoDTk0J-UPhd7MUktexw/join
Today we're talking about scratchpads, and how to set them up in Hyprland using Pyprland. Scratchpads are like more versatile drop-down terminals, so they are very handy.
Also, I learned that annunciating through a noise filter when you have a deep voice is difficult.
Hello all! Today's video is all about my favorite document format, org! Org Mode inside of Emacs is a massive note-taking productivity tool once you learn it and customize it to your workflow.
Many Emacs guides I've found focus on "how it works", but I wanted to focus on "why you should care" by showing you just a few cool tricks that org mode can do, along with some quickstart tips.
I hope you find this video informative and helpful!
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EDIT: I decided to reupload this, as I didn't feel particularly good about the audio quality and an hour after the original upload, I discovered a few filters in Kdenlive that could help me improve itt! The audio quality still isn't perfect, and I'll be tweaking it in the upcoming videos, but at least now there's noise filtering...Why You Should Use NixOSLibrePhoenix2023-10-08 | Join as a Channel Member: youtube.com/channel/UCeZyoDTk0J-UPhd7MUktexw/join
This video is a discussion of my current operating system of choice: NixOS. Here, we will go over what NixOS does well and why you should consider trying it!
This is sort of "Episode 0" to my NixOS config tutorial series, so make sure to subscribe for updates and more!
Hello everyone, today in this video I talk about screen color temperature (night light) via the command line on Linux. This topic is super important, as filtering out blue light can not only reduce eye strain, but also improve sleep!
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Ever been annoyed trying to integrate a Wine application into your desktop? In this video, I go over how to setup a wine app as a default application on Linux, so that when you open associated files, they actually open in the correct app!
I'm using Bottles (Wine GUI frontend) and NixOS for this tutorial, but you should be able to replicate this on any distro assuming you don't mind Flatpaks :)
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