These services evolve as munix evolves, so they should not be part of
the system closures themselves. Mount them into /run/systemd instead.
(Yes, making /run/systemd/system a symlink to RO files is unfortunate,
that could be changed in the future. FS prep code is annoying too..)
This introduces support for drag&drop and printing portals, and later
camera/screencasting should be possible as well. However we break
backwards compatibility with already built closures because the
nixosModule needs to be changed.
In the next commit, the runtime environment related services will be
removed from the nixosModule to prevent unnecessary future breakage.
there is not so much of a difference in this project, but
it means adding this project to clan, one less flake input
and also more consistency with other projects in clan.
Replace inline flake.nix example with a proper flake template that users
can instantiate with `nix flake init`. This makes it easier to get
started and we can easier test the example.
This project is Linux-specific (microVMs, libkrun, systemd, etc.), so
the flake now only exports packages and checks for x86_64-linux and
aarch64-linux systems. This prevents Darwin build failures.
Additionally, nixosConfigurations now set allowUnfree = true to allow
packages like zerotierone that have unfree licenses.
This adds a checks attribute to enable automated validation of all
build outputs. Checks are included for all packages, devShells, and
nixosConfigurations, with appropriate prefixes (package-, devShell-,
nixos-) for clarity and organization.
This extracts the testvm configuration into a shared nixosModules.testvm
module that can be reused across different architectures. The module is
now used by both testvm-x86_64 and testvm-aarch64 nixosConfigurations,
eliminating code duplication.
Additionally, nixosConfigurations have been moved to the top-level flake
outputs to follow Nix conventions, rather than being nested inside
eachDefaultSystem. The virtwl proxy reference now uses ${pkgs.system}
instead of hardcoded x86_64-linux to support both architectures.
