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crimsonvariable NUR Packages

A public, reproducible Nix package index for FF00 applications, beginning with the FF00 Video Wallpaper Manager alpha.

  • Nix
  • NUR
  • Forgejo
  • GitHub

The crimsonvariable NUR Packages repository is the maintained Nix catalogue for public FF00 applications. Each row below identifies the package available through NUR, the project it belongs to, its current packaged version, and the public source used to build it. Future packages will be added to this same catalogue rather than presented as unrelated installation fragments.

NUR status

The crimsonvariable repository was accepted into NUR on 4 August 2026 through nix-community/NUR#1190. Its package namespace is nur.repos.crimsonvariable. NUR evaluates repository updates before advancing the indexed revision; inclusion here is community repository distribution and does not imply review or inclusion by Nixpkgs.

Package catalogue

NUR package Project What it is Version Source
nur.repos.crimsonvariable.ff00-vwm FF00 Video Wallpaper Manager A graphical per-monitor video and static-image wallpaper manager for Linux X11. 0.2.0-alpha.1 GitHub

Use through NUR

With NUR configured, open a shell containing FF00 VWM:

nix-shell -p nur.repos.crimsonvariable.ff00-vwm

For a declarative NixOS system with NUR already imported:

environment.systemPackages = [
  pkgs.nur.repos.crimsonvariable.ff00-vwm
];

The catalogue attribute is the primary package identity. The source link in each row leads to the corresponding application repository, release history, documentation, and licence material.

Repository boundary

Forgejo is the canonical development source. GitHub is the public mirror NUR can fetch. Package updates follow upstream FF00 release tags, pin their hashes, and are tested before the mirror is advanced. Adding another FF00 application means adding another independently versioned row and package expression under the same namespace; it does not couple that application to private workstation configuration.

Open the public package repository.