>My rebuttal has always been that NixOS has been out for awhile and we still haven't seen mainstream adoption despite how supposedly great it is. I don't know o

>My rebuttal has always been that NixOS has been out for awhile and we still haven't seen mainstream adoption despite how supposedly great it is. I don't know of any high profile companies using Nix. It appears to be as hobbyist as Haskell. If it's anything like Haskell, then here's how this goes: there are going to be some problems for which NixOS is not only the best solution but the only reasonably viable solution. For all other problems, it will be inconvenient.