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feat(terminal): themed Kitty when OpenGL < 4.3 (#95)
Ghostty needs OpenGL 4.3; older GPUs (Intel HD 4000) top out at 4.2.
Installer probes glxinfo and writes settings.terminal=kitty into
theme-state when below the floor. modules/home/kitty.nix enables Kitty
with the same palette, mono font, and opacity as Ghostty so the fallback
still looks like Nomarchy.

Default machines stay Ghostty-only (no kitty in the HM closure). Doctor
and calendar still invoke Ghostty by class — V3 on Acer for SUPER+Return.

Verified: V0 flake check; installer-safety; HM with terminal=kitty builds
themed kitty.conf + TERMINAL=kitty; default template has no kitty bin.
2026-07-15 09:45:32 +01:00

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# Your user environment. The Nomarchy desktop (Hyprland, Waybar,
# Ghostty, theming engine, Stylix) comes from homeModules.nomarchy;
# tune it via the nomarchy.* options, add your own packages and
# programs below.
#
# Source of truth for install and flake-init: nomarchy-install copies this
# file and only patches keyboard layout/variant.
{ pkgs, ... }:
{
# Session keyboard — match services.xserver.xkb.* in system.nix (console
# + LUKS prompt follow xkb via the distro module). Installer patches these.
nomarchy.keyboard.layout = "us";
nomarchy.keyboard.variant = "";
# ── Overrides (the desktop is on by default; tweak or opt out) ──────
# nomarchy.terminal = "kitty"; # swap the default terminal (installer
# # sets this via settings.terminal when
# # OpenGL < 4.3 — Ghostty needs 4.3)
# nomarchy.kitty.enable = true; # themed Kitty without making it default
# nomarchy.waybar.enable = false; # bring your own bar
# nomarchy.stylix.enable = false; # opt out of GTK/Qt theming
# nomarchy.dockAudio.enable = false; # keep audio put when docking
# nomarchy.idle.fingerprint = true; # pin lock-screen finger unlock on/off. Normally
# # you want System Fingerprint instead: it moves
# # this AND login/sudo together off one state key,
# # and this line would override it. Separate options
# # only because hyprlock is configured here (it can't
# # read the NixOS side) and doesn't take a finger
# # through PAM at all — it has its own fprintd backend.
#
# Icon pack: Papirus ships by default (auto Dark/Light by theme mode) and
# is the ONLY icon pack in your closure. To use another, set the `icons`
# field in your theme-state.json to a theme name from a known pack — only
# that pack is then added (no bloat otherwise). Known packs: Papirus,
# Tela, Qogir, Reversal, Numix (see modules/home/theme.nix `iconPacks`).
# e.g. theme-state.json: "icons": "Tela-dark"
# ── Opt-in features — uncomment and tweak to enable ─────────────────
# nomarchy.nightlight = { # scheduled blue-light filter (hyprsunset)
# enable = true; # declarative opt-in (or just enable it from
# # the menu: System Night light)
# temperature = 4000; # night warmth in K — lower is warmer
# sunset = "20:00";
# sunrise = "07:00";
# latitude = "52.52"; # geo mode: set BOTH lat/long and sunrise/
# longitude = "13.40"; # sunset follow your location (wlsunset);
# # the fixed times above are then ignored
# };
#
# nomarchy.updates = { # passive update-awareness indicator + notification
# enable = true;
# interval = "daily"; # how often to check (systemd OnCalendar)
# flatpak = true; # also count Flatpak updates when flatpak is on
# };
#
# nomarchy.monitors = [ # declarative per-output layout, hotplug-applied
# { name = "eDP-1"; position = "0x0"; }
# { name = "HDMI-A-1"; position = "auto-right"; }
# ]; # names from `hyprctl devices`
#
# nomarchy.launchOrFocus = [ # SUPER+<key> focuses the app's window,
# { key = "B"; class = "firefox"; } # or launches it if none is open;
# { key = "O"; class = "obsidian"; }# rows appear in the SUPER+? cheatsheet
# ]; # (class from `hyprctl clients`)
#
# nomarchy.displayProfiles = { # named layouts for the SAME outputs —
# docked = { # switch: System Display Profiles
# monitors = [
# { name = "eDP-1"; resolution = "disable"; }
# { name = "DP-3"; position = "0x0"; }
# { name = "DP-4"; position = "auto-right"; }
# ];
# workspaces = { "1" = "DP-3"; "9" = "DP-4"; }; # optional ws→output pins
# };
# undocked = [ { name = "eDP-1"; position = "0x0"; } ]; # bare list = monitors only
# }; # applied instantly + remembered in the
# # flake state (settings.displayProfile);
# # the menu's Auto-switch row makes dock/
# # undock pick the matching profile
#
# nomarchy.keyboard.devices = { # a specific keyboard's own layout
# "keychron-keychron-k2" = { layout = "de"; };
# };
#
# nomarchy.keyboard.layouts = [ "de" "fr" ]; # optional: put these first in the
# # new-keyboard picker (all installed XKB
# # layouts are searchable without this)
#
# services.nextcloud-client = { # Nextcloud sync client (upstream Home Manager
# enable = true; # module — installs the client and starts it
# startInBackground = true; # with the graphical session; tray icon only,
# }; # no window). Re-comment to remove the app
# # AND its background service.
# ── Application suite ───────────────────────────────────────────────
# A starter complete-workstation set, installed for your user — yours to
# curate. Delete a line to slim the machine; uncomment a suggestion (or
# add your own) to extend it. The desktop itself — terminal, editor
# keybinds, theming — comes from the modules; these are the heavier
# standalone apps the distro doesn't impose by default.
#
# Apps that need system setup beyond a package (Steam's 32-bit stack,
# a daemon, group membership, a kernel module) are NOT here — they're
# opt-in service toggles in system.nix instead (nomarchy.services.* —
# steam, libvirt, obs, docker, gamemode, kdeconnect, adb, wireshark,
# ollama, printing).
home.packages = with pkgs; [
libreoffice-fresh # office suite (documents, sheets, slides)
vscode # code editor (unfree; allowUnfree is on)
(chromium.override { enableWideVine = true; })
# web browser with Widevine DRM (Netflix, Spotify web…);
# unfree CDM — mime defaults → chromium-browser.desktop
gimp # raster image editor
inkscape # vector graphics
mpv # media player
amberol # music player (local library; streaming → spotify below)
# pwvucontrol + calcurse ship with the Waybar module (volume right-click / clock)
# ── More apps — uncomment to add ─────────────────────────────────
# Web browsers (chromium ships above — swap/delete freely)
# firefox
# ungoogled-chromium
# brave # (unfree)
# google-chrome # (unfree)
# Communication
# signal-desktop
# telegram-desktop
# element-desktop # Matrix
# vesktop # Discord (themeable client)
# slack # (unfree)
# zoom-us # (unfree)
# teams-for-linux # community client (no official Linux app)
# thunderbird # email
# Office & documents
# onlyoffice-desktopeditors # stronger MS-Office fidelity
# kdePackages.okular # heavier PDF viewer (zathura ships by default)
# xournalpp # PDF annotation
# pdfarranger
# calibre # ebook library
# texliveFull # full LaTeX toolchain — multi-GB (texliveMedium is lighter)
# Notes / research
# logseq
# obsidian # (unfree)
# joplin-desktop
# anki-bin # flashcards
# zotero # reference manager
# Code & data
# zed-editor
# lazygit
# dbeaver-bin # database GUI
# bruno # API client
# distrobox # containerized dev shells
# Graphics & design
# krita # digital painting
# blender # 3D
# darktable # RAW photo
# Audio / video
# audacity
# shotcut # video editor
# kdePackages.kdenlive # video editor (pulls in KDE libs)
# handbrake # transcoder
# Webcam tuning (rarely needed — the distro's IR-hide covers the
# common dual-sensor problem; these are for genuine tuning cases)
# cameractrls # GUI for exposure/focus/zoom, saves per-camera presets
# v4l-utils # v4l2-ctl CLI: list formats, poke controls directly
# Media
# vlc
# spotify # (unfree)
# newsflash # RSS reader
# Gaming (Steam + GameMode are service toggles in system.nix)
# lutris
# heroic # Epic/GOG launcher
# bottles # Wine prefixes
# prismlauncher # Minecraft
# protonup-qt # Proton-GE manager
# mangohud # in-game overlay
# Files, sync & torrents
# nextcloud-client # bare app — services.nextcloud-client above
# # also autostarts it with the session
# localsend # AirDrop-like transfer
# qbittorrent
# Security
# keepassxc
# bitwarden-desktop
# System
# gnome-disk-utility
# gparted
# baobab # disk usage
# wireguard-tools # WireGuard CLI (NetworkManager imports .conf tunnels natively)
# Local AI (Ollama is a service toggle in system.nix)
# lmstudio # (unfree; large closure)
# alpaca # GTK Ollama UI
];
}