Graphic Footage Released: Israeli Forces Open Fire Near Aid Convoy in Gaza
For the first time, graphic footage has emerged from the scene of a deadly Israeli assault in northwestern Gaza City. According to journalist Anas Al-Sharif, Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinian civilians as they approached a humanitarian aid convoy operated by Americans.
The aid truck was reportedly destroyed in the attack.
Gaza Civil Defense teams recovered the bodies of 15 civilians under extremely challenging conditions. An estimated 20 more remain trapped beneath the rubble.
— Reported from northern Gaza.
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harsh3466
in reply to phantomwise • • •Check out gnu stow. Its designed exactly for this.
Edit: added link
phantomwise
in reply to harsh3466 • • •Yes that's what I'm using, it's really a great program! But I was wondering if
configuration.nixbeing a symlink would cause problems or if it was fineEdit: Ah someone else already replied that it was fine 🙂
_cryptagion
in reply to phantomwise • • •phantomwise
in reply to _cryptagion • • •PoolloverNathan
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in reply to PoolloverNathan • • •balsoft
in reply to phantomwise • • •The "nix way" to handle this is actually to have all your dotfiles generated and "installed" by Nix as part of your NixOS config (via home-manager), and keep your NixOS config in a git repo that you then
nixos-rebuildfrom (either withnixos-rebuild switch -I nixos-config=.ornixos-rebuild switch --flake ., depending on if you're using flakes or not).Actually,
configuration.nixis not critical to the functioning of the system at all; it is only read at "evaluation time", i.e. when you are usingnixos-rebuild. As long as it's under a VCS (i.e. you won't lose the contents by the time you want tonixos-rebuildagain), you have nothing to worry about. You can ship a NixOS system without it (in fact that's kind of the default). (unrelated but fun fact: you can also ship a NixOS system without Nix, it's not actually needed for it to run!)GitHub - nix-community/home-manager: Manage a user environment using Nix [maintainer=@rycee]
GitHubphantomwise
in reply to balsoft • • •That's reassuring thanks! I'm not planning on using home manager for now because it makes more sense to keep original config files so I can use them both on Nix and Arch, but I'll need to look into it when I set up my media server (I know I know, reasonable people just do a debian server, but that seems really boring 😅 ).
balsoft
in reply to phantomwise • • •Yes, without the package manager. Shipping "with a language" doesn't make much sense 😀
phantomwise
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