Conceptually, I think nix is great. Most of us can appreciate the value of a perfectly reproducible system, etc. That said, unfortunately nix is a practical o

Conceptually, I think nix is great. Most of us can appreciate the value of a perfectly reproducible system, etc. That said, unfortunately nix is a practical option for about zero percent of commercial shops. Sigh. I did actually work at a place that tried it once. Summarizing, the introduction failed through some combination of politics and the perception that nix would introduce a lot of complexity vs a standard vendor distro.