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Home Manager Manual

Preface
1. Installing Home Manager
1.1. Standalone installation
1.2. NixOS module
1.3. nix-darwin module
2. Using Home Manager
2.1. Configuration Example
2.2. Rollbacks
2.3. Keeping your ~ safe from harm
2.4. Graphical services
2.5. Updating
3. Nix Flakes
3.1. Prerequisites
3.2. Standalone setup
3.3. NixOS module
3.4. nix-darwin module
4. Writing Home Manager Modules
4.1. Option Types
5. Contributing
5.1. Getting started
5.2. Guidelines
5.2.1. Maintain backward compatibility
5.2.2. Keep forward compatibility in mind
5.2.3. Add only valuable options
5.2.4. Add relevant tests
5.2.5. Add relevant documentation
5.2.6. Add yourself as a module maintainer
5.2.7. Format your code
5.2.8. Format your commit messages
5.2.9. Format your news entries
5.2.10. Use conditional modules and news
5.2.11. Mind the license
5.3. Commits
5.4. Code Style
5.5. News
5.6. Tests
6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
6.1. Why is there a collision error when switching generation?
6.2. Why are the session variables not set?
6.3. How to set up a configuration for multiple users/machines?
6.4. Why do I get an error message about ca.desrt.dconf or dconf.service?
6.5. How do I install packages from Nixpkgs unstable?
6.6. How do I override the package used by a module?
A. Configuration Options
B. NixOS Module Options
C. nix-darwin Module Options
D. Tools
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Home Manager Manual

Preface
1. Installing Home Manager
1.1. Standalone installation
1.2. NixOS module
1.3. nix-darwin module
2. Using Home Manager
2.1. Configuration Example
2.2. Rollbacks
2.3. Keeping your ~ safe from harm
2.4. Graphical services
2.5. Updating
3. Nix Flakes
3.1. Prerequisites
3.2. Standalone setup
3.3. NixOS module
3.4. nix-darwin module
4. Writing Home Manager Modules
4.1. Option Types
5. Contributing
5.1. Getting started
5.2. Guidelines
5.2.1. Maintain backward compatibility
5.2.2. Keep forward compatibility in mind
5.2.3. Add only valuable options
5.2.4. Add relevant tests
5.2.5. Add relevant documentation
5.2.6. Add yourself as a module maintainer
5.2.7. Format your code
5.2.8. Format your commit messages
5.2.9. Format your news entries
5.2.10. Use conditional modules and news
5.2.11. Mind the license
5.3. Commits
5.4. Code Style
5.5. News
5.6. Tests
6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
6.1. Why is there a collision error when switching generation?
6.2. Why are the session variables not set?
6.3. How to set up a configuration for multiple users/machines?
6.4. Why do I get an error message about ca.desrt.dconf or dconf.service?
6.5. How do I install packages from Nixpkgs unstable?
6.6. How do I override the package used by a module?
A. Configuration Options
B. NixOS Module Options
C. nix-darwin Module Options
D. Tools
home-manager — reconfigure a user environment
E. Release Notes
E.1. Release 23.05
E.1.1. Highlights
E.1.2. State Version Changes
E.2. Release 22.11
E.2.1. Highlights
E.2.2. State Version Changes
E.3. Release 22.05
E.3.1. Highlights
E.3.2. State Version Changes
E.4. Release 21.11
E.4.1. Highlights
E.4.2. State Version Changes
E.5. Release 21.05
E.5.1. Highlights
E.5.2. State Version Changes
E.6. Release 20.09
E.6.1. Highlights
E.6.2. State Version Changes
E.7. Release 20.03
E.7.1. Highlights
E.7.2. State Version Changes
E.8. Release 19.09
E.8.1. Highlights
E.8.2. State Version Changes
E.9. Release 19.03
E.9.1. Highlights
E.9.2. State Version Changes
E.10. Release 18.09

Preface

This manual will eventually describe how to install, use, and extend Home Manager. @@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ You can then switch to the updated Home Manager environment.

Chapter 3. Nix Flakes
Home Manager includes a flake.nix file for compatibility with Nix Flakes.
-The support is still experimental and may change in backwards incompatible ways.
3.1. Prerequisites
  • 
+The support is still experimental and may change in backwards incompatible ways.
    3.1. Prerequisites
    • 
 Install Nix 2.4 or later, or have it in nix-shell.
 
    • 
 Enable experimental features nix-command and flakes.
diff --git a/options.html b/options.html
index c91abfbcd..fd098d9cb 100644
--- a/options.html
+++ b/options.html
@@ -404,7 +404,7 @@ authentication.
 If null, defaults to
 accounts.email.accounts.<name>.passwordCommand.
      Type: null or string or list of string
      Default: null
      Example: "pass alice@example.com"
      Declared by:
      
                     <home-manager/modules/programs/mujmap.nix>
-
accounts.email.accounts.<name>.mujmap.settings.session_url

Sesion URL to connect to. +

accounts.email.accounts.<name>.mujmap.settings.session_url

Session URL to connect to.

Mutually exclusive with accounts.email.accounts.<name>.mujmap.settings.fqdn. @@ -826,7 +826,7 @@ version ≥ 19.09 and "" otherwise.

home.pointerCursor

Cursor configuration. Set to null to disable.

-Top-level options declared under this submodule are backend indepedent +Top-level options declared under this submodule are backend independent options. Options declared under namespaces such as x11 are backend specific options. By default, only backend independent cursor configurations are generated. If you need configurations for specific @@ -4079,8 +4079,8 @@ compositor.

Type: null or one of "b <home-manager/modules/services/mako.nix>

programs.mako.margin

Set margin of each edge specified in pixels. Specify single value to apply margin on all sides. Two comma-separated values will set -vertical and horizontal edges separately. Four comma-seperated will -give each edge a seperate value. +vertical and horizontal edges separately. Four comma-separated will +give each edge a separate value. For example: 10,20,5 will set top margin to 10, left and right to 20 and bottom to five.

Type: null or string

Default: "10"

Declared by:

<home-manager/modules/services/mako.nix> @@ -4098,8 +4098,8 @@ the Wayland protocol xdg-output-unstable-v1 version 2.

programs.mako.padding

Set padding of each edge specified in pixels. Specify single value to apply margin on all sides. Two comma-separated values will set -vertical and horizontal edges separately. Four comma-seperated will -give each edge a seperate value. +vertical and horizontal edges separately. Four comma-separated will +give each edge a separate value. For example: 10,20,5 will set top margin to 10, left and right to 20 and bottom to five.

Type: null or string

Default: "5"

Declared by:

<home-manager/modules/services/mako.nix>