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Any distribution can do that -- at the end of the day, you can always get e.g. the linux-kernel deb-src and set the option in Kconfig. That will not solve the r

by alxlaz 4y ago

Any distribution can do that -- at the end of the day, you can always get e.g. the linux-kernel deb-src and set the option in Kconfig. That will not solve the rest of the problem -- interaction with other kernel config flags, or side-effects vs. applications that assume a specific kernel configuration and patch set.

zaarn 4y ago
No, NixOS solves that. Apps can require Kernel Config Flags to be set and the interactions between flags can be modelled in NixOS. And it'll all be side-effect free and the nixos rebuild command will tell you at build time if it's wrong.