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securix: NixOS-based secure operating system. Provides a hardened environment with strong isolation, reproducibility, and policy-driven configurations

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-05-31 Cached

Sécurix is a NixOS-based secure operating system developed by the French digital department (DINUM) for hardened environments with strong isolation, reproducibility, and policy-driven configurations, currently in alpha.

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NixOS 26.05 released

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-05-30 Cached

NixOS 26.05 'Yarara' is released, featuring systemd in initrd, GNOME 50, deprecation of x86_64-darwin, and thousands of package updates.

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NNN Stack: NixOS, Niri, Noctalia

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-05-29 Cached

The NNN Stack combines NixOS, Niri compositor, and Noctalia shell to create a declarative, scrollable, and reproducible desktop environment, inviting users to contribute their dotfiles.

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TIL: Symlinking NixOS Dotfiles

matklad · 2026-05-21 Cached

A developer shares a technique for symlinking dotfiles on NixOS using systemd-tmpfiles, without relying on home-manager or additional tools.

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Lanzaboote – NixOS Secure Boot

Hacker News Top · 2026-05-09 Cached

This article introduces Lanzaboote, a UEFI UKI stub written in Rust that enables Secure Boot support for NixOS. It solves NixOS-specific boot challenges by deferring signature checking to UEFI while keeping kernels and initrds separate from the UKI binary.

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NixOS and Secrets

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-05-08 Cached

A tutorial explaining secrets management options for NixOS, comparing tools like sops-nix, agenix, and ragenix, with practical examples of using sops-nix for encrypted secrets management.

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Stamp It! All Programs Must Report Their Version

Michael Stapelberg · 2026-04-05 Cached

The article advocates for mandatory version stamping in all software programs to improve incident response, using the i3 window manager's version reporting system as a case study, and covers implementation details with Go and NixOS.

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Coding Agent VMs on NixOS with microvm.nix

Michael Stapelberg · 2026-02-01 Cached

A technical guide on using microvm.nix on NixOS to create ephemeral VMs for safely running coding agents without access to personal files.

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Can I finally start using Wayland in 2026?

Michael Stapelberg · 2026-01-04 Cached

The author re-evaluates the usability of Wayland on Linux in 2026, noting improvements but persistent issues with NVIDIA drivers and 8K monitor support, making it still not ready for their setup.

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Self-hosting my photos with Immich

Michael Stapelberg · 2025-11-29 Cached

A guide to setting up Immich, a self-hosted photo management tool, to replace Google Photos, covering hardware, installation on NixOS, and secure access via Tailscale.

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NixCon 2025 Trip Report 🐝

Michael Stapelberg · 2025-09-21 Cached

A trip report from NixCon 2025 in Rapperswil, Switzerland, detailing talks and experiences from the conference.

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Secret Management on NixOS with sops-nix

Michael Stapelberg · 2025-08-24 Cached

A guide on managing secrets in NixOS configurations using sops-nix, covering setup, encryption, and integration with services like Samba.

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Migrating my NAS from CoreOS/Flatcar Linux to NixOS

Michael Stapelberg · 2025-07-13 Cached

Michael Stapelberg details his migration of a NAS from CoreOS/Flatcar Linux to NixOS, covering the step-by-step transition from Docker containers to native NixOS modules with practical examples.

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How I like to install NixOS (declaratively)

Michael Stapelberg · 2025-06-01 Cached

A guide on declaratively installing NixOS over the network using tools like nixos-anywhere, with an emphasis on managing configuration files under version control.

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