> ... perhaps Developer workstation is the most tricky to get right. ... I think the biggest 'risk' is there's a long tail of stuff a developer might want to d

> ... perhaps Developer workstation is the most tricky to get right. ... I think the biggest 'risk' is there's a long tail of stuff a developer might want to do. The more niche some task is, the more likely it is that the program you're trying to use makes assumptions about things in Linux being where things in Linux usually are. But. I think 'developer workstation' is the use case most likely to benefit from NixOS desktop use. -- For servers, I think 'running containers' is an almost ubiquitous way of deploying applications.