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 # About
-`nosh` (or `nixos-hosts`) is a library to facilitate complex multi-host NixOS
-configurations. It functions by recursively importing the modules in a path with a new 
-module structure which defines the criteria for a module to be imported.
-
-# Installation
-## Flakes
-Please note that I don't use flakes so this information could be outdated/wrong.
-
-1. Add `nosh` to your inputs
-```nix
-{
-    inputs = {
-        nixpkgs.url = "github:nixos/nixpkgs?ref=nixpkgs-unstable";
-        nosh = {
-            url = "git+https://codeberg.org/poacher/nosh.git";
-            inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "nixpkgs";
-        };
-    };
-}
-```
-2. Create your NixOS configurations with `mkSystem`
-```nix
-{
-    outputs = {nixpkgs, nosh, ...}: {
-        nixosConfigurations = {
-            foo = nosh.lib.mkSystem pkgs {
-                # ...
-            }; 
-            bar = nosh.lib.mkSystem pkgs {
-                # ...
-            };
-        };
-    };
-}
-```
-
-# Usage
-## mkSystem
-`mkSystem` is a function which creates a NixOS configuration based on the
-following arguments:
-1. `paths ? []` module paths to be automatically imported and parsed.
-2. `conditions ? module: true` optionally defines extra conditions for a module's
-config to be evaluated.
-3. `modules ? []` modules to be imported alongside the automatically imported
-paths.
-4. `specialArgs ? {}` optionally defines the `specialArgs` attr of `nixosSystem`.
-5. `nixosSystem ? <nixpkgs/eval-config>` optionally defines the `nixosSystem`
-function to be called.
-
-### Example
-```nix
-nixosConfigurations = mkSystem pkgs {
-    conditions = conditions.hasHost "laptop";
-    paths = [./modules];
-}
-```
-
-## Modules
-Modules are now defined as attrSets with the following attrs:
-1. `enabled ? true` optionally defines if the module should be used.
-2. `config` defines the configuration to be used for a host. When this is
-undefined the module will be ignored.
-
-### Example
-```nix
-{
-    enabled = true;
-    hosts = ["laptop"]; # Requires the `hasHost` condition.
-    config = {
-        # ...
-    };
-}
-```
-
-## Conditions
-Conditions determine whether or not to evaluate a module's `config` based on 
-arbitrary requirements. `nosh` features some builtin conditions which live at
-`nosh.lib.conditions`:
-
-### hasHost
-Adds the `hosts ? []` argument to modules and only evaluates a module's 
-`config` if `hostname` is found in `hosts`.
-
-# Living Examples
-`nosh` is used in the following configs:
-1. [mine](https://codeberg.org/poacher/nix-dotfiles)
-2. [zushi](https://codeberg.org/zushi/nixos-config)
-
-If you would like your config added here then please open an issue or PR.
+This is a fork of [nosh](https://codeberg.org/poacher/nosh/) with my own preferred setup constrictions
+# Differences
+- doesn't pass pkgs to hosts. Made it so I could use `nixpkgs.config` inside of individual hosts. Has a drawback of evaluating 2 instances of nixpkgs, instead of one. So my evaluation times will be slower than a typical(2 other user lol) nosh setup
+- rename `enabled` condition to `enable` because who the fuck though enabled should exist as a word
+- delete unused by me code
+# Credits
+thanks [@poacher](https://codeberg.org/poacher), your lib is truly fucking awesome. I'd kiss you for creation of this, no homo