Previously arch now NixOS, just love the reproducibility.

I think you would need something like this

services.libinput.touchpad.additionalOptions = ‘’ Option “ScrollPixelDistance” “YOUR_SPEED” ‘’

https://man.archlinux.org/man/libinput.4#SCROLL_PIXEL_DISTANCE

I think this should work with touchpad as well but I havent tried it personally.

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Might be misunderstanding this myself, but I thought a transparent proxy intercepts the requests to the destination.

Now if this is the case, I wouldn’t expect any changes to your nix config, as it should be transparently intercepting the requests to cache.nixos.org. Now how this would work with nginx in this context I haven’t quite gotten my head around.

Unless your set your gateway to be your nginx box; to handle all requests and forward them on as necessary.

Might give this a go on my build server if I get a chance.

Yes I’m using Sway; I haven’t looked too much into it yet, but I think its more my setting in alacritty itself, that I need to change when opening neovim. But it’s low down on my list to look at.

I’m currently using nixvim, or at least attempting to, I was previously just using lazygit outside my nix config, but now I’m trying to very slowly create a config I like, but its very slow, and I’ve got some weird padding issues with neovim and alacritty that I’m trying to solve first.

I hadn’t heard of nixneovim, I think once I’m in a settled state I’ll take a look at it, I just don’t want to be pilling more change on top of an unstable base at the moment.

P.s. I probably should have stated I’m fairy new to neovim in general, so still learning which plugins I like.

I do have a function that I cribbed from somewhere, unfortunately I didn’t note down the source at the time so can’t give them due credit here.

filterNixFiles = k: v: v == "regular" && lib.hasSuffix ".nix" k;

importNixFiles = path: (lib.lists.forEach (lib.mapAttrsToList (name: _: path + ("/" + name)) (lib.filterAttrs filterNixFiles (builtins.readDir path)))) import;

Then used as normal

modules = [ home-manager.nixosModules.home-manager vscode-server.nixosModule ] ++ (importNixFiles ./hosts/required) ++ (importNixFiles ./hosts/machines/${hostname})

Edit

Apologies for formatting on mobile

I’ve been using Sway for over 2 years, and for my workflow it works well, with one exception I just can’t get vscode to scale properly for my display.