refactor(nix): extract common system configs into reusable modules

Create 6 new NixOS modules to reduce duplication across system configs:
- hardware/wooting: Wooting keyboard udev rules and Bluetooth compat
- services/nginx-base: Common nginx server settings
- services/acme-base: ACME certificate defaults
- services/xremap: Key remapping with sensible defaults
- system/no-sleep: Disable sleep/suspend/hibernate targets
- system/kernel-tweaks: PM freeze timeout and zram configuration

Update system configuration files to use these new modules.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Harald Hoyer 2026-01-30 06:06:03 +01:00
parent ea849f2488
commit 4622c52d5b
21 changed files with 310 additions and 218 deletions

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# In /etc/nixos/configuration.nix
{ ... }:
{
users.users.harald.extraGroups = [ "input" ];
# Enable the xremap service
services.xremap.enable = true;
services.xremap.userName = "harald"; # Replace with your username
services.xremap.serviceMode = "user"; # Run as user service, not system-wide
services.xremap.withGnome = true;
# Add a specific configuration block to select your keyboard(s) by name
services.xremap.deviceNames = [
# Use the name found in the log output: "Hangsheng MonsGeek Keyboard System Control"
"Hangsheng MonsGeek Keyboard"
"HS Galaxy100 Keyboard"
# You can usually shorten the name slightly to match the device you want
];
# Define your remapping configuration using Nix's attribute set format
services.xremap.config = {
keymap = [
{
remap = {
# Map Alt+C (LeftAlt-C) to Ctrl+C (LeftControl-C)
LeftAlt-C = "COPY";
LeftAlt-V = "PASTE";
LeftAlt-X = "CUT";
};
}
metacfg.services.xremap = {
enable = true;
deviceNames = [
"Hangsheng MonsGeek Keyboard"
"HS Galaxy100 Keyboard"
];
config = {
keymap = [
{
remap = {
LeftAlt-C = "COPY";
LeftAlt-V = "PASTE";
LeftAlt-X = "CUT";
};
}
];
};
};
}