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style: fix nix-darwin-kickstarter markdown link #282

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Expand Up @@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ Reboot and systemd-boot should now offer the option to boot NixOS and Windows.
Before preparing my NixOS and Home Manager configurations I took a look at what other Nix users are doing. My colleagues shared their configs and tips which included [nome from Luc Perkins], [nixos-config from Cole Helbling], [flake from Ana Hoverbear] and her [Declarative GNOME configuration with NixOS] blog post. A couple of friends also shared their configurations and here's [Jon Seager's nixos-config] and [Aaron Honeycutt's nix-configs].

While learning Nix I watched some talks/interviews with [Matthew Croughan](https://github.com/MatthewCroughan) and [Will Taylor's Nix tutorials on Youtube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-saUBvIJzOkjAw_vOac75v-x6EzNzZq-). [Will Taylor's dotfiles] are worth a look, as are his videos, and [Matthew Croughan's nixcfg] is also a useful reference. **After I created my initial flake I found [nix-starter-configs] by [Gabriel Fontes](https://m7.rs) which is an excellent starting point**. I'll have since incorporated many of the techniques it demonstrates in my nix-config.
Similarly, some of my nix-darwin configuration is inspired by [nix-darwin-kickstarter](](https://github.com/ryan4yin/nix-darwin-kickstarter).
Similarly, some of my nix-darwin configuration is inspired by [nix-darwin-kickstarter](https://github.com/ryan4yin/nix-darwin-kickstarter).

I like the directory hierarchy in [Jon Seager's nixos-config] and the mixin pattern used in [Matthew Croughan's nixcfg], so my initial Nix configuration is heavily influenced by both of those. Ana's excellent [Declarative GNOME configuration with NixOS] blog post was essential to get a personalised desktop. That said, there's plenty to learn from browsing other people's Nix configurations, not least for discovering cool software. I recommend a search of [GitHub nixos configuration] from time to time to see what interesting techniques you pick up and new tools you might discover.

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