This results in a consistent environment when using any given shell.
Note that adding a package to $PATH instead of just referencing it where
it's needed is useful since otherwise the man pages are inaccessible.
This fixes some neovim plugins throwing errors due to missing things
such as language servers.
Note that although it *would* be possible to abstract this functionality
into a variety of imports, options, or other abstractions, including
everything at once should reduce complexity since I am not interested in
maintaining different states of configuration. In other words, either
everything works, or something doesn't work and then everything works.
Note that this container uses home-manager from the Nix flake on the
host system, which is pretty cool.
Currently modules in this repository *don't* differentiate between
home-manager and nixos, but this could be changed in the future to
support e.g. my home-manager neovim config on a non-nixos system.
The current crystal binary in nixpkgs complains about not finding pcre
when you try to compile anything with it, so crystal-flake is necessary
to have a working crystal environment under NixOS.
crystal-flake additionally packages crystalline, which is nice since no
one has been able to successfully create a pull request for nixpkgs yet.
Reference: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/129002
After waiting 41 minutes to produce an output iso of 6.9 GB, the iso
itself failed to boot when trying to start it. Rather than dealing with
this excruciatingly long build process, I'd much rather use nixos-rebuild
build-vm.
