I love the idea of Guix. I also love Scheme and Free software. It seems Guix and I would be a match made in heaven. But then I read things like this: https:

I love the idea of Guix. I also love Scheme and Free software. It seems Guix and I would be a match made in heaven. But then I read things like this: https://guix.gnu.org/blog/2020/deprecating-support-for-the-linux-kernel/ https://guix.gnu.org/blog/2020/deprecating-support-for-the-l... (turns out this was an April fools joke)... I'm not sure I love Hurd so much. Admittedly, I have not used it, but would be hesitant to rely on it for any important work. Maybe it will prove me wrong. It just seems like it has been an awful lot of work to get Linux to where it is, and it was a pretty bumpy ride at times. Edit: I guess I'm pretty dense. I hate April fools jokes! But now I'm happy I can start using Guix without fear of being forced into Hurd. That said, I will try out Hurd just for the fun of it.