Move the nixdesk jellyfin NFS client configuration from individual
host services to a centralized NixOS module in `modules/system/nfs/`.
This change:
- Creates `modules/system/nfs/default.nix` containing the `nixdeskJellyfin`
flake module.
- Removes redundant NFS client definitions from `modules/hosts/nix-server/`
and `modules/hosts/r5500/`.
- Updates `modules/hosts/r5500/configuration.nix` to use the new
centralized module.
- Cleans up unused local disk configuration in `modules/hosts/14900k/`.
Add various UI and system configuration parameters to dms-defaults,
including matugen contrast, widget styling, hyprland layout overrides,
elevation settings, battery indicator options, and workspace color
customizations. Also update plugin settings to include a Home Assistant
refresh counter.
Add a private module to enable MediaTek MT7927 (Filogic 380) support.
This includes a firmware path fix for Bluetooth and a systemd service
to force-load patched out-of-tree kernel modules, bypassing in-tree
drivers that lack support for this hardware on nixos-unstable.
- Added `hermes` module to integrate the Hermes agent into the flake.
- Introduced new `ai.nix` module for Ollama service configuration, enabling AI capabilities.
- Updated `flake.lock` to include new dependencies and revisions for `hermes`, `npm-lockfile-fix`, and other related packages.
- Refactored existing flake structure to improve organization and maintainability.
- Enabled `nix-ld` in the host configuration for enhanced linking capabilities.
- Added a new `streaming-display.nix` module to configure a headless 4K virtual output for Sunshine and Moonlight.
- Introduced a Python script `generate-virtual-edid.py` to create a virtual display EDID with 4K capabilities.
- Updated `configuration.nix` to integrate the new streaming display module and enable related services.
- Modified `displays.nix` to accommodate the new streaming display settings and ensure compatibility with existing GPU passthrough configurations.
- Introduced a new `justfile` for managing DMS-related tasks, including a recipe for syncing live DMS configuration.
- Added a `devshell.nix` file to set up a development environment with necessary packages and shell hooks for DMS.
- Updated DMS settings to replace `defaultSettingsFile` with `defaultSeedDir` for improved configuration management.
- Created a new script `sync-seed.sh` to facilitate syncing DMS settings from the live configuration to host-specific directories.
- Enhanced documentation and examples for DMS configuration and usage.
- Introduced multiple DMS plugins including ambient sound, calculator, home assistant, dropdown menu, OCR scanner, and more.
- Updated flake.nix to include new plugin URLs and configurations.
- Enhanced the DMS home-manager module to support third-party plugins and their settings.
- Added keybindings for new plugins in the Niri configuration.
- Updated default settings to include new plugins and their visibility options.
- Introduced a new option `defaultSettingsFile` in the DMS configuration to allow host-specific first-run settings.
- Updated the home-manager module to read from the specified settings file if provided, otherwise falling back to the bundled defaults.
- Enhanced the documentation in the default settings file to clarify its purpose and usage.
- Added configuration for media stack on r5500, including paths for Jellyfin, Sonarr, Radarr, and other media services.
- Integrated NFS client for accessing Jellyfin libraries from nixdesk.
- Established Docker services for Dispatcharr and Organizr, including necessary user and group setups.
- Created systemd services for managing media directories and ensuring proper permissions.
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