I do not, although that would be cool. If I make changes to my nixos config I just type "rebuild" in the terminal on which ever computer was affected. I have "r

I do not, although that would be cool. If I make changes to my nixos config I just type "rebuild" in the terminal on which ever computer was affected. I have "rebuild" aliased to "sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake /home/user/nixos/#machine_name" on each machine. For example, I make a development environment on my desktop using a flake.nix file and a .envrc file in directory. I type direnv allow in that directory (actually all this is done with a script I wrote so I can just type "dev-env" in the terminal in the corresponding directory". Then open my laptop, syncthing makes it so the entire environment and all the files are already on my laptop. I type "direnv allow" in the directory in my laptop, and then "rebuild" if the NixOS configuration was changed. Then I can run the software that I wrote on the desktop.