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The whole idea seems to be that you don’t need to care about the platform. You use the same .nix file to start a shell with a custom environment on Linux, Darwi
by iFreilicht 6y ago
The whole idea seems to be that you don’t need to care about the platform. You use the same .nix file to start a shell with a custom environment on Linux, Darwin and Windows WSL. Even aarch64 is fully supported and all binary packages are built for it as well, so even on the M1 Macs it should just work.
Granted, I didn’t try any of this yet, but the more I read about it, the more I want to. You can even build docker images from the .nix file so the CI/CD pipeline will have the exact same environment as all the dev machines.