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NixOS is declarative in a comprehensive way OOTB, so that there's no other way to do it Nix the standalone package manager offers some imperative ways of doing
by pxc 5y ago
NixOS is declarative in a comprehensive way OOTB, so that there's no other way to do it
Nix the standalone package manager offers some imperative ways of doing things, plus you can declare a package that depends on all your needs. Then there are a couple of optional declarative systems that you can use with standalone Nix which add extra functionality, like configuring services in a NixOS-like way or managing your dotfiles