font config & assorted goodies

README

@@ -5,6 +5,14 @@ another user level package management method was baffling. Obviously I understan
 it can be useful (so I do use it). But where possible I will instead use the functionality
 of Nix rather than Home Manager.
 
+###### Structuring Modules
+Modules are organised into groups (ie "Core"), from here a module is structured as either:
+1. a single `.nix` file (ie bluetooth.nix). I do this when I won't implement an alternative
+2. a directory (ie `sound`) containing a set of alternative implementations and a `default.nix` 
+that simply imports one of the implementations. For the `sound` example I currently have it structured
+to default to `pipewire.nix`. I haven't made alternatives yet but the idea is that it is HIGHLY likely
+I do in future.
+
 
 ### TODO
 There are a lot of `TODO` items in this repository. To improve these dotfiles
@@ -13,7 +21,32 @@ recommendation I left behind :)
 
 
 
+##### Small Explanation of Fonts
+There are four types of fonts (to my knowledge at least):
+1. serif (funny squigles / small elegant strokes included)
+2. sans-serif (meaning "without serifs")
+3. monospace (all glyphs are of a uniform size)
+4. emoji (cute lil faces)
+
+Fun fact: on Android, the emojis you are seeing are part of the noto-emoji font :)
+
+For finding a font for programming I highly recommend trying https://www.codingfont.com/
+
+
+### My config
+
+Font:
+Iosevka nerd font set as default/prefered font
+Terminal uses IosevkaTerm nerd font
+
+
+
+
 
 ### Credits
 1. https://github.com/XNM1/linux-nixos-hyprland-config-dotfiles
 The simplicity of their layout is amazing, was really good to pick out small modules and learn how something works / is configured.
+2. https://github.com/Misterio77/nix-starter-configs
+Really great starter config for learning how parts interact and how to generally structure flakes
+3. https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Fonts
+Wiki page explaining how to install fonts and nerd fonts on NixOS