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I really recommend people try Nix first without the full blown OS if they are hesitant. I find for my laptop I get 90% utility that way in including user syste
by setheron 6y ago
I really recommend people try Nix first without the full blown OS if they are hesitant.
I find for my laptop I get 90% utility that way in including user systemd services.
I love all the NixOS blog posts but I hate that they are always so surface level.
NixOS feedback or writeups never go beyond this shallow level.
- jaemoe 6y agoI didn't went into details since I'm relatively new to Nix. I'll make a follow-up in more time (some months) and go in more details!
- setheron 6y agoNot a comment on your post but the NixOS ecosystem in general Probably should've used the word "dislike" instead of hate. Apologize. As someone whose been using Nix for almost a year (not NixOS as long) I struggle that there is zero advanced write ups. Could be because it's the same experience which is good news. But there's a series of advanced concepts that deserve more love: custom Nix cache, distributed building, remote deployments , NixOps, writing eloquent derivations, secret management (please!), how to sanely use vim_configurable etc... I spent a long time documenting the Maven (Java) documentation and recently had it approved.