Based upon how I manage my system, Nix appears to be something that I could use productively. The problem isn't so much of them being able to explain what the t

Based upon how I manage my system, Nix appears to be something that I could use productively. The problem isn't so much of them being able to explain what the tool is, but one of them being instilling confidence that it lives up to their claims. We exist, after all, in an industry of hyperbole. It also doesn't help that their solution is layered on top of an operating system that has traditionally been managed in a very different way.