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I'm slowly getting to the point of "I want my computers to be a thin client around some config files". Treat your computer like cattle, rather than a pet, etc e

I'm slowly getting to the point of "I want my computers to be a thin client around some config files". Treat your computer like cattle, rather than a pet, etc etc.

intelVISA 4y ago
[Obligatory Nix stanning here]
- pxc 4y ago
  oblig. advice to wipe / on every boot: https://grahamc.com/blog/erase-your-darlings https://grahamc.com/blog/erase-your-darlings
  - tome 4y ago
    Great idea! Also, restore from backup on every boot. The trouble is, I never reboot.
eikenberry 4y ago
Same. I'm considering using a flatpak for this as it seems to have an interesting feature set to build a pre-setup development environment on top of. Just want my shell setup, tooling configs and a few other things bundled up in an easy to use fashion. Currently I just have a git repo with my setup mostly in it (sans executables) with a way to get it going on a new machine. It works but is rather hackish and requires a bit of work to keep in sync.