Closed dschrempf closed 1 year ago
I just had a closer look, and it seems the Home Manager activation script is run at every boot. That's great, so a tmpfs
should work out of the box. Please let me know, if you have had a different experience! Feel free to close this issue.
Indeed, at least as long as you're using the home-manager NixOS module, it should be handled automatically on boot.
Hi!
I am working on activating
impermanence
for my setup, and it works great so far. However, I did not switch over to using a temporary file system, yet, because I am unsure how symbolic links managed by Home Manager are handled. That is, Home Manager creates (many) symbolic links during activation. For example, when enablingprograms.beets
, Home Manager activation creates a symlink from${HOME}/.config/beets/config.yaml
to the configuration file in the Nix store.Are these "Home-Manager-Activation" links lost after reboot when using
tmpfs
, or are they somehow recreated byimpermanence
(or Home Manager) after each reboot? If they are lost, do you link all of these files using impermanence? Is this feasable?Thank you for your help!