One point you have I absolutely agree with: > Conda is at fault here Conda is so so bad. But trying to explain why to people who have fallen into it’s trap is

One point you have I absolutely agree with: > Conda is at fault here Conda is so so bad. But trying to explain why to people who have fallen into it’s trap is difficult. People don’t realize the packages are not signed on enough information to reproduce them. The optimizer to find matching versions to make an environment that satisfies your constraints is really bad idea. As an experienced C++ developer unfortunately and fortunately I’ve concluded the most “correct” solution is to use nixpkgs.