Declaratively manage flatpaks in NixOS/Home Manager by GermanBread
Declaratively manage flatpaks in NixOS/Home Manager by GermanBread
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Unrelated, but I'm forever stuck trying to choose between a professional GitHub name and something like GermanBread.
This is why I made 2 accounts, as a bonus I get to make and comment weird stuff on my personal, while I can keep it all adult friendly in the other. Downside is that I almost never touch the second, but I'll just pretend that the main one is some secret knowledge I can pull out last minute to show off at the interview (jk, they never ask me a single thing about my forges 🥲)
My main motivation is inclusion on my resume, and I'm left mulling over usernames instead of contributing! I also don't want to be too personally identifiable for whatever random thing I want to chime in on, so maybe bifurcating is a good solution.
Definitely feel like I'll end up in a similar spot and barely use the "official" one. I do see people with full names and all working on and sharing whatever they please, like through Lemmy. I just wish I had the nads to embrace it and not worry about connecting myself to bs memery. Damn social anxiety. Don't look at me!
I laughed at "adult friendly" but that's seriously apt.
I use this on my system! It's been the only declarative flatpak mechanism I've gotten to work. Simple, easy to configure, and a descriptive systemd log. What more could you ask for
It’s been the only declarative flatpak mechanism I’ve gotten to work
Can you say which others you tried? I'm curious myself and found this one as well, but I'm wondering if there is one clearly better than the others