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Currently there's a large community forming around NixOS, which might be what you're looking for. That said NixOS still seems to have some rough edges so most p
by ThePhysicist 6y ago
Currently there's a large community forming around NixOS, which might be what you're looking for. That said NixOS still seems to have some rough edges so most people seem to prefer traditional distributions like Debian or Ubuntu.
- yourabstraction 6y agoNixOS seems interesting, but I keep hearing about the steep learning curve, and I also prefer to work on macOS, so I haven't delved into it yet. It does seem like it's worth checking out though. I wish there was a way to get some of that deterministic setup in macOS.
- jeddy3 6y agoNix (the package manager) works great in MacOS, if thats what you meant. You don't have to install NixOS to get great benefits. The documentation itself is good, I feel, but as a newcomer it's really hard to know where to look. But it's getting better, by strides.