> There are two OSes (NixOS and Guix) that basically allow you to run anything you want, however you want I just want to point out that these are able to cover

> There are two OSes (NixOS and Guix) that basically allow you to run anything you want, however you want I just want to point out that these are able to cover only a small fraction of the things I listed, and you are required to learn a completely new language (each!) in order to use them. > You can call me all the cute names you want, but in the end of day you are trading your freedoms for convenience and familiarity. I don't deny it, that's the world we live in. At the end of the day I have to get things done. My frustration is because I wish OSS was better at supporting me in that, but 20 years of waiting for that to happen, and watching good ideas manifest only to die out practically unnoticed, have lead me to conclude it never will be.