This moves my email configuration into NixOS, including the following
features:
1. Replaced the NixOS-builtin offlineimap user service with a custom
one that runs notmuch-indexing as part of the systemd unit instead
of a postsynchook, which is significantly more reliable.
2. Adds configuration for notmuch and its tagging.
3. Adds configuration for OfflineIMAP & MSMTP.
Relevant emacs configuration has also been added to my emacs.d
repository.
As the subject says ...
This only includes some minor changes in configuration. Most
interestingly several packages that I used to have in this repository
as custom packages are now available in `nixos-unstable`.
Unfortunately they weren't included in NixOS 18.03 though ...
Either way, this is cleaner.
Emacs just controls everything now. Why not!
Rather than using the builtin NixOS support for EXWM I've added a
custom snippet that takes care of the launching. This assumes that the
user launching the session has my emacs configuration installed, which
I, in practice, always do.
* remove setup of i3wm (until I'm comfortable using exwm I will keep
the i3 configuration files around)
* disable compton (exwm brings its own compositor)
* disable auto-starting of emacs user service
* enable & configure exwm (also see correlating commits in my emacs.d
repository)
My systems are single-user machines and the package configuration can
go in the system-wide package list in full.
This splits out the package list into a separate file and also moves
the systemd units for wallpaper setting into a separate file.
The wallpaper folder is now in git and feh will pick any random file in
the folder that it is pointed at, leading to it constantly failing while
trying to set git objects as the wallpaper.
This uses manual 'fd | shuf | xargs' pipeline for the same purpose.
Adds NixOS configuration to configure my base system with all sorts of things,
including - but not limited to - i3, emacs, FF57, connman and so on.
Not all of these things are fully configured yet (especially in the desktop
environment) but I'm hoping to get more of that done in the future.