I know there's a g/u/rl using NixOS lurking around here
Post number #415856, ID: 231eaf
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Ive got quick questions for you. Sorry if some of them suck, you can consider me a noon.
- How is it different from the rest? - How did you learn about it? - What is good for? - What is it shot at? - Are you having a good time with it?
That's all for now thank you :3
Post number #415924, ID: f8cdb4
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That'd be me. 1) Purely functional package management. You define what your entire system's supposed to be and Nix builds it for you. 2) Saw a PhD I admire using it. 3) Everything. I'm using it on my ThinkPad and my Webserver 4) Yes. It's uniquely superior to distros with regular package management which change global state.
I just love how you simply define your whole OS in a .nix file and it builds it for you. Good thing is that file can be put into git.
Post number #415926, ID: f8cdb4
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For everything else please check out nix pills: https://nixos.org/nixos/nix-pills/why-you-should-give-it-a-try.html#idm140737316703600
Post number #416008, ID: 251948
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Thank you based g/u/rl. I'll make sure to play with it on my free time
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| Ive got quick questions for you. Sorry if some of them suck, you can consider me a noon.
- How is it different from the rest?
- How did you learn about it?
- What is good for?
- What is it shot at?
- Are you having a good time with it?
That's all for now thank you :3