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Personally I ended up using /etc/nixos since I started using it as a git repo for my configuration.nix. For me it makes more sense to keep it that way, leaving ~/.config to be managed by Home Manager.
I've also seen ~/.config/home-manager being used, and the same question has come up.
But after all, I guess it's just a matter of preference?
Thanks. I'm not on NixOS, so I wonder if it's when installing on non-NixOS OS's that we end up with ~/.config/home-manager. I might try and consolidate the folders and see if I break anything...
In the docs (https://github.com/Evertras/simple-homemanager/blob/main/02-basic-repository-setup.md#init-a-git-repository) it says that we can create a
my-home-manager
(or similar) directory anywhere. But in some guides, and with some installation methods, we also end up with a default~/.config/home-manager
folder with a default config.Is there a reason we aren't using the
~/.config
location?Thanks
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