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@ -130,6 +130,18 @@ For what it's worth, this will not be the last time you muddle around in the Nix
You shouldn't do that. The only thing that Nix-Doom-Emacs writes in your $HOME is `~/.emacs.d/init.el`, which points to the Nix store. Make sure to remove them from your configuration, then reboot after rebuilding it. If for just the session, you can just `unset` those 2 variables. You shouldn't do that. The only thing that Nix-Doom-Emacs writes in your $HOME is `~/.emacs.d/init.el`, which points to the Nix store. Make sure to remove them from your configuration, then reboot after rebuilding it. If for just the session, you can just `unset` those 2 variables.
# Help! on MacOS, it says "Too many files open"! ## Help! on MacOS, it says "Too many files open"!
Running `ulimit -S -n 2048` will fix it for the duration of your shell session. Running `ulimit -S -n 2048` will fix it for the duration of your shell session.
## How do I use emacs-overlay's emacs with Nix-Doom-Emacs?
This is very simple. you just use the `emacsPackage` attribute after applying `emacs-overlay` to your Nixpkgs. something like:
```nix
programs.doom-emacs = {
enable = true;
doomPrivateDir = ./doom;
emacsPackage = pkgs.emacsPgtkNativeComp; # I used the native comp pgtk as an example
}
```