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> The commandline experience is terrible. Nothing makes any sense. Not the names of the tools. Not their arguments. Why sometimes something is a binary and othe
by bokchoi 5y ago
> The commandline experience is terrible. Nothing makes any sense. Not the names of the tools. Not their arguments. Why sometimes something is a binary and other times it's a mode of another tool, etc.
As a casual user of nix, this is the worst. I can never remember commands and it just increases barrier to entry. Git has a bad command line UI but nix is far worse even after their recent command line improvements.
Edit: that said, I do like using home-manager to manage configs across multiple machines even though it can be confusing.