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      <title>Artix Linux Workstation with Dinit and Sway</title>
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      <description>Note: This post documents the manual installation commands. An automated installer is now available: artix-dev.&#xA;This guide documents setting up Artix Linux with dinit on a ThinkPad X1 Carbon laptop. Artix is an Arch-based distribution that does not use systemd. This setup includes full disk encryption with LUKS + LVM (including encrypted /boot), a sway Wayland desktop managed by Nix home-manager (sway-home), and a setup for development with rootless Podman containers and libvirt QEMU virtual machines.</description>
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      <description>This is part 4 of a series on nixos-vm-template:&#xA;Running code agents in an immutable NixOS VM Bootstrapping a Docker server with immutable NixOS on Proxmox Mutable VMs are cool too Managing VMs with home-manager and sway-home (this post) A NixOS NAS in a Proxmox LXC container The previous posts covered creating and managing VMs with nixos-vm-template. But how do you actually integrate it into your daily workflow on your workstation?</description>
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