nix/home/all.nix

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{ config, pkgs, ... }:
{
home.packages = with pkgs; [
vesktop
fish
gh
adwsteamgtk
prismlauncher
tmux
fastfetch
btop
neovim
killall
wget
ripgrep
kitty
ncdu
fzf
wl-clipboard
openmw
nixfmt-rfc-style
kde-rounded-corners
kdePackages.partitionmanager
colloid-icon-theme
(catppuccin-kde.override {
flavour = [
"latte"
"mocha"
];
accents = [
"peach"
"blue"
];
})
];
catppuccin = {
enable = true;
cursors = {
enable = true;
accent = "dark";
};
firefox = {
force = true;
};
};
programs.plasma = {
enable = true;
overrideConfig = true;
session = {
sessionRestore.restoreOpenApplicationsOnLogin = "startWithEmptySession";
};
workspace = {
iconTheme = "Colloid-Dark";
windowDecorations = {
library = "org.kde.breeze";
theme = "Breeze";
};
cursor.size = 24;
};
configFile = {
kwinrc.Desktops.Number = 3;
# kdeglobals.KDE.AutomaticLookAndFeel = true;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.ActiveOutlinePalette = 3;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.ActiveOutlineUseCustom = false;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.ActiveOutlineUsePalette = true;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.ActiveSecondOutlinePalette = 3;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.ActiveSecondOutlineUseCustom = false;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.ActiveSecondOutlineUsePalette = true;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.InactiveOutlinePalette = 2;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.InactiveOutlineUseCustom = false;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.InactiveOutlineUsePalette = true;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.InactiveSecondOutlinePalette = 2;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.InactiveSecondOutlineUseCustom = false;
kwinrc.Round-Corners.InactiveSecondOutlineUsePalette = true;
};
panels = [
# Windows-like panel at the bottom
{
location = "bottom";
height = 40;
hiding = "dodgewindows";
lengthMode = "fit";
floating = true;
alignment = "left";
widgets = [
# Or you can configure the widgets by adding the widget-specific options for it.
# See modules/widgets for supported widgets and options for these widgets.
# For example:
{
kickoff = {
sortAlphabetically = true;
# icon = "nix-snowflake-white";
};
}
# Adding configuration to the widgets can also for example be used to
# pin apps to the task-manager, which this example illustrates by
# pinning dolphin and konsole to the task-manager by default with widget-specific options.
{
iconTasks = {
launchers = [
"applications:firefox.desktop"
"applications:org.kde.dolphin.desktop"
"applications:org.kde.konsole.desktop"
];
};
}
# If no configuration is needed, specifying only the name of the
# widget will add them with the default configuration.
"org.kde.plasma.activitypager"
"org.kde.plasma.marginsseparator"
# If you need configuration for your widget, instead of specifying the
# the keys and values directly using the config attribute as shown
# above, plasma-manager also provides some higher-level interfaces for
# configuring the widgets. See modules/widgets for supported widgets
# and options for these widgets. The widgets below shows two examples
# of usage, one where we add a digital clock, setting 12h time and
# first day of the week to Sunday and another adding a systray with
# some modifications in which entries to show.
{
systemTray.items = {
# We explicitly show bluetooth and battery
shown = [
"org.kde.plasma.battery"
"org.kde.plasma.bluetooth"
];
# And explicitly hide networkmanagement and volume
hidden = [
"org.kde.plasma.networkmanagement"
"org.kde.plasma.volume"
];
};
}
{
digitalClock = {
calendar.firstDayOfWeek = "sunday";
time.format = "12h";
};
}
];
}
];
};
# This value determines the Home Manager release that your
# configuration is compatible with. This helps avoid breakage
# when a new Home Manager release introduces backwards
# incompatible changes.
#
# You can update Home Manager without changing this value. See
# the Home Manager release notes for a list of state version
# changes in each release.
home.stateVersion = "25.05";
# Let Home Manager install and manage itself.
programs.home-manager.enable = true;
}