This new module have the same usage as the NixOS module but it touches
files and create directories where needed and then use bind mounts
instead of symlinks to access the files.
This is a first step to matching the ideas in #1, but I would like to have the users bit as well further on.
But I still this stand alone can be worth it to begin with if you want to have bind mounts instead.
This new module have the same usage as the NixOS module but it touches files and create directories where needed and then use bind mounts instead of symlinks to access the files.
This is a first step to matching the ideas in #1, but I would like to have the users bit as well further on.
But I still this stand alone can be worth it to begin with if you want to have bind mounts instead.
My local usage:
This gives me the following in
/etc/fstab
:And the following in
/var/run/current-system/activate