basic set of modules it requires to function. Other modules will have to be enabled manually, like this: ```nix imports = [ "${modulesPath}/programs/fzf.nix" ]; ``` This entrypoint is only recommended for advanced users, who are comfortable maintaining a personal list of modules to import. [2/2]

Chrome's web devtools inside Discord. See the module options for more details on configuration. [2/2]

https://ghostty.org/docs/linux/systemd for all details [2/2]

Tokens and configures sshd to verify them. These PK Tokens contain standard OpenID Connect ID Tokens. This protocol builds on the OpenPubkey which adds user public keys to OpenID Connect without breaking compatibility with existing OpenID Provider. [2/2]

Extension management with helpers for Vicinae and Raycast extensions - Theme configuration support - Declarative settings via 'programs.vicinae.settings' - Layer shell integration for Wayland compositors See the module options for more details on configuration. [2/2]

enabled, servers from 'programs.mcp.servers' are merged with application-specific MCP settings, with the latter taking precedence. This allows you to define MCP servers once and reuse them across multiple applications. [3/3]

applications that support MCP. Two modules now support MCP integration: - 'programs.opencode.enableMcpIntegration': Integrates MCP servers into OpenCode's configuration. - 'programs.vscode.profiles.<name>.enableMcpIntegration': Integrates MCP servers into VSCode profiles. When integration is [2/3]

configurations. [3/3]

referencing the '$HOME_MANAGER_BACKUP_EXT' environment variable in your command. This enables advanced backup workflows, such as moving files to trash or archiving with custom tools, before managing them with Home Manager. The option is available in standalone, NixOS, and nix-darwin [2/3]