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README.md

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 hello there, stranger! quintessence is an opinionated flake-based config, built from the ground up for newer users, using KDE Plasma as desktop manager.
 
 `### feature list ###`
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 - stable-repo based, with a module for unstable packages.
 - easy environment variable management, from `flake.nix` and `modules/vars.nix`.
 - rebuild script and remote sync script.
 - fairly thorough comments throughout.
 
 `### getting started ###`
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 begin with the NixOS graphical install medium. make sure to set the hostname and username as you'll want them, then reboot into that system.
 
 open up `/etc/nixos/configuration.nix` in a text editor of your choice, then add `programs.git.enable = true;` right below the `time.timeZone` line. save out, then run `nixos-rebuild switch`.
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 if that goes through with no problems, perfect! reboot, and you should be into the system.
 
 `### going from here ###`
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 NixOS is *really easy to break,* but it's also pretty easy to fix. my first recommendation is to set up a remote repository, either on a good git server or github. if you do that, the `sync-dotfiles` provided script will be usable, and so will `rebuild p` to rebuild and push to remote. the only break i've come across that isn't quickly fixable with a rollback is changing your username or hostname--be very wary of doing that!
 
 due to the setup, you should be able to just straight up run `rebuild` in your terminal to rebuild your system. the script it's referencing is in `dotfiles/scripts`, if you want to see. it takes the potential arguments `upr`, with `u` updating the system, `p` syncing with your remote, and `r` rebooting the second the rebuild is finished.