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hi my name is nixhero and in this video weamp;#39;ll learn how to home manager on windows subsystem for linux or wsl. so if you want to have reproducible configuration for your neovim setup or your git client you could use home manager to do that. so home manager as the documentation says home manager is a nix-powered tools for reproducible management of contents of users home directories so basically home manager is a user level version of NixOS so in example here we can see using nix language we configure our git client so this line will enable git installed on user level instead of system level like NixOS and we can also set the configuration like username and user email so we donamp;#39;t have to configure imperatively using `git config --global user.email` instead we can just run one command from home manager cli and it will activate our configuration it will have git config file on this path like this so since home manager is tied to user level configura