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@djsushi123:matrix.orgMartin GaensHey guys, I am trying to modularize my system, but there's one thing that I can't grasp. When you see everyone using Nix modules to split their configs, they almost always have their home manager configuration separate from their system configuration. I mean, it makes sense 95% of time, however, for some programs, like for example Hyprland, if you want to use Home Manager to manage Hyprland, you need the system module enabled as well. Basically everyone I've seen simply has a hyprland.nix config file both in the home-manager config as well as the system config. However, this means they're decoupled. If I am choosing which modules to enable inside my host, I have to think about enabling both my user hyprland module as well as my system hyprland module (which are in different parts of my dotfiles, since one of them is inside the home-manager configuration directory and the other one is inside the system configuration directory). How do I properly manage this sort of thing?09:17:03

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