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I'd like to agree, but my experience has been different. Basically... 1. invest a lot of time in learning nix (nixos in my case) 2. set up a system that work
by k2enemy 4y ago
I'd like to agree, but my experience has been different. Basically...
1. invest a lot of time in learning nix (nixos in my case)
2. set up a system that works great
3. a year or two go by
4. need to make a change, modification, or set up another system
5. relearn everything from step 1
That said, I really do like the system. Just wish it were more user friendly and better documented.
- kaba0 4y agoWell, step 3 just shows how great it is. But ideally no year will go by without using it, because you do install it to another system, tweak your home config, etc. The same way one doesn’t forget most of git, even though that one has some arcane UX.
- colordrops 4y agoIf you are only changing your system once ever year or two, then perhaps it's not for you. I'm running nix-build daily...