Interesting. I've been using Guix for about two years now and really love its approach to configuration. Everything is written in a general programming language

Interesting. I've been using Guix for about two years now and really love its approach to configuration. Everything is written in a general programming language, but Guix provides a really nice DSL that covers your package declarations, operating system declarations, etc. Guix uses Guile Scheme end-to-end, but you really don't have to know any lisp as a user. The DSL just reads in such an obvious way. However, since it's Just Lisp, you also have a full programming language and ecosystem available for the times you need it. In fact, this has been how I have begun to absorb lisp! I started off writing simple package definitions and slowly started tackling ones that require more hand-holding. Now I find myself even able to quickly sketch up scheme scripts for common system tasks and the like. EDSLs are great!