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Author: anotherhadi

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-**Nixy** is a **Hyprland** NixOS configuration with **home-manager**, **secrets**, and **custom theming** all in one place.
-It's a simple way to manage your system configuration and dotfiles.
+**Nixy simplifies and unifies** the Hyprland ecosystem with a modular, easily customizable setup. It provides a structured way to manage your system configuration and dotfiles with minimal effort.
+It includes *home-manager*, *secrets*, and *custom theming* all in one place.
 
-I'm Hadi, a french developer, student in infosec, enthusiastic about nix, golang & blockchains.
-This is my own, **keyboard-centric**, and **minimalistic** NixOS configuration.
-I enable vim-like keybindings everywhere I can, and I use a lot of custom scripts to make my life easier.
+**Features:**
 
-**Nixy key points:**
-
-- Hypr-ecosystem first (hyprland, hyprlock, hyprpanel, hypridle, ...)
-- Stylix/base16 themes
-- Vim-like keybindings everywhere (hyprland, qutebrowser, nvim, ...)
+- 💻 Hyprland-centric: Preconfigured Hyprland ecosystem (Hyprlock, Hyprpanel, etc.)
+- 🎨 Consistent Theming: Base16 & Stylix-powered themes
+- ⌨️  Vim-like Everywhere: Unified keybindings (Hyprland, nvim, vimium, etc.)
 
 ## Table of Content
 
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 ## Architecture
 
-### 🏠 home
+### 🏠 home (User-level configuration)
 
-Those are the dotfiles and configuration files for user-level configuration
+Contains dotfiles and settings that apply to your user environment.
 
 **Subfolders:**
 
@@ -65,13 +61,18 @@ Those are the system-level configurations. (audio, bluetooth, gpu, bootloader, .
 
 ### 🎨 themes
 
-Those are the themes used in the system configuration. The `stylix` folder contains the [stylix](https://github.com/danth/stylix) defined themes, the `var` folder contains the variables not handled by stylix.
-See avaiable themes in [THEMES.md](docs/THEMES.md)
+This folder contains all system themes.
+Check out the available themes and learn how to create your own in [THEMES.md](docs/THEMES.md)
 
 ### 💻 hosts
 
-Those are the host-specific configurations.
-Each host contains a `configuration.nix` for system-level configuration, a `home.nix` for user-level configuration, and a `variables.nix` for config wide variables.
+This directory contains host-specific configurations.
+Each host includes:
+
+- `configuration.nix` for system-wide settings
+- `home.nix` for user-level configuration
+- `variables.nix` for global variables
+- `secrets/` for sensitive data
 
 ## Installation
 
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 git clone https://github.com/anotherhadi/nixy ~/.config/nixos
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-2. Copy the `hosts/laptop` folder, rename it to your system name, and change the variables inside the `variables.nix` file
-3. Add your `hardware-configuration.nix` to your new host's folder
-4. Add your 'nixosConfigurations' inside `flake.nix`
+2. Copy the `hosts/laptop` folder, rename it to match your system’s hostname, and update `variables.nix` with your machine’s settings.
+3. Copy your `hardware-configuration.nix` into your new host's folder to ensure proper hardware support.
+4. Register your new host in `flake.nix` by adding it under nixosConfigurations.
 
 > [!Important]
-> I added few `# CHANGEME` comments in the files to help you find what to change. Be sure to check them up.
-> You can use `rg "CHANGEME"` to find them all with ripgrep.
+> `# CHANGEME` comments are placed throughout the config to indicate necessary modifications.
+> Use the following command to quickly locate them:
+>
+> ```sh
+> rg "CHANGEME" ~/.config/nixos
+> ```
 
 > [!TIP]
 > When you add new files, don't forget to run `git add .` to add them to the git repository
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 ## Documentation
 
+- [SERVER](docs/SERVER.md): Check out the server documentation
 - [THEMES](docs/THEMES.md): How themes work and how to create your own
-- [SCRIPTS](docs/SCRIPTS.md): Scripts that are available
+- [SCRIPTS](docs/SCRIPTS.md): A list of available scripts and their usage
 - [KEYBINDINGS-HYPRLAND](docs/KEYBINDINGS-HYPRLAND.md): Keybindings available in Hyprland
 - [WALLPAPERS](https://github.com/anotherhadi/nixy-wallpapers): A collection of wallpapers for Nixy.
 

docs/CONTRIBUTING.md

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 - Create a Pull Request against the main branch of Nixy.
 
 > [!TIP]
-> To update the README, change the `./docs/src/README_template.md` and run `./docs/scripts/create_readme.sh`
+> To update the README, change the `./.github/assets/README_template.md`
 
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > Don't push your host's folder

docs/SERVER.md

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+# SERVER
+
+---

docs/THEMES.md

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 # Themes
 
-## NOT UPDATED
-
 Themes are defined in `themes`. Those themes define the colors, fonts, icons, etc, used by Hyprland and the apps/programs installed.
-You can change the selected theme by changing the import statement of your host's configuration.nix file.
+You can change the selected theme by changing the import statement of your host's variables.nix file.
 
 > [!TIP]
 > To apply the theme to DuckDuckGo, follow the instructions in `$HOME/.duckduckgo-colorscheme.js`