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|  @alayham:ayloul.com joined the room. | 03:15:07 |
| @alayham:ayloul.com | > I’m game to register a repair shop/collective to assist others in Gothenburg if anyone’s game?
dish1892 I am. I tried to list myself but got rejected. https://invent.kde.org/websites/endof10-org/-/merge_requests/295 | 03:27:57 |
| @alayham:ayloul.com | 03:30:46 |
| @alayham:ayloul.com set a profile picture. | 10:15:17 |
| @alayham:ayloul.com changed their display name from alayham to Al Saleh. | 10:23:42 |
 markuskowa | dish1892: alayham: aren't your posts a bit off-topic here? This is the Stockholm NixOS channel. | 12:24:48 |
| @alayham:ayloul.com | sorry, leaving | 12:25:49 |
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| 2 Jul 2025 |
 lillecarl | I found a tool that I decided to try yesterday and regret I didn't try earlier. It's called optnix, it's essentially a terminal version of search.nixos.org for options. | 16:31:54 |
| lillecarl | https://asciinema.org/a/cEbCAqfEwt0pOAPBDBVLLLj5b Here's a quick asciinema so you can check it out without installing, and they publish as a simple flake, just nixpkgs as a dependency which is nice.
It's really useful when you're developing your own modules since it evaluates your own instance of your options rather than a predefined one. So it makes building option hierarchies and actually using them a lot easier, I bet a lot of you use either search.nixos.org or mynixos.org a bit and this is pretty similar :) | 16:38:42 |
| markuskowa | That's cool! What's the URL for the flake? | 16:54:31 |
