nixos-config - My NixOS system configuration, with some of my binaries

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	build(pkgs/yt): 1.4 -> 1.4.1	Benedikt Peetz	7 days
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*	build(treewide): Update	Benedikt Peetz	8 days
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*	build(treewide): Update	Benedikt Peetz	2024-11-16
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*	chore(pkgs/yt): 1.3.1 -> 1.3.2	Benedikt Peetz	2024-11-04
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*	chore(pkgs/yt): 1.3.0 -> 1.3.1	Benedikt Peetz	2024-10-31
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*	chore(pkgs/yt): 1.2.1 -> 1.3.0	Benedikt Peetz	2024-10-15
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*	build(pkgs/yt): Update	Benedikt Peetz	2024-09-11
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*	feat(pkgs/yt): Update to v1.2.0	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-25
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*	chore(pkgs/yt): Update to v1.1.0	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-23
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*	fix(pkgs/yt): Update to v1.0.0	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-22
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*	fix(pkgs/yt): Update to 0.1.3	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-21
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*	fix(pkgs/yt): Wrap with the needed dependencies	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-21
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*	refactor(pkgs/yt): Package externally and move out-of tree	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-21
\| \| \| \|	This is now at https://git.vhack.eu/soispha/clients/yt
*	fix(pkgs/yt): Improve `update` and `subs` immensely	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-21
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*	fix(pkgs/yt): Fix some more usage problems	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-20
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*	build(pkgs/yt): Update	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-20
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*	feat(pkgs/yt): Implement additional features and bug fixes	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-20
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*	fix(pkgs/yt): Improve usability	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-20
\| \| \| \| \|	`yt` has now reached feature-parity with the old `ytcc` based `yt` implementation.
*	feat(pkgs/yt): Start the rewrite	Benedikt Peetz	2024-08-20
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*	build(treewide): Update	Benedikt Peetz	2024-07-05
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*	style(treewide): Format	Benedikt Peetz	2024-05-25
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*	build(treewide): Update	Benedikt Peetz	2024-05-25
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*	fix(pkgs/update.sh): Update to the new `by-name` convention	Benedikt Peetz	2024-05-24
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*	style(treewide): Reformat	Benedikt Peetz	2024-05-24
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*	refactor(pkgs): Categorize into `by-name` shards	Benedikt Peetz	2024-05-23
	This might not be the perfect way to organize a package set -- especially if the set is not nearly the size of nixpkgs -- but it is _at_ least a way of organization.