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>also drives libostree and Nix users mad no, it really doesn't. (nixos-generators has multiple ready-to-go kexec options, nixos-anywhere is entirely built on t
by k8svet 3y ago
>also drives libostree and Nix users mad
no, it really doesn't. (nixos-generators has multiple ready-to-go kexec options, nixos-anywhere is entirely built on the concept, etc, etc. It would be a two-line change to pull in the kexec module into any of my computers configurations [or all of them!], and another single command to kexec reboot into it.)
> How often do you screw up the system so much you have to reformat the disk (without losing data) to fix it?
Have you heard of NixOS? Where this is nigh impossible?
lol
- __MatrixMan__ 3y ago> Have you heard of NixOS? Where this is nigh impossible? I'm with you. I stopped nuking and paving when I switched to NixOS. It's nice. Maybe in a few more years it'll have saved me more time than I've put into it, but it has been fun anyhow. It's not quite utopia however. Now I have bugs which I've perfectly replicated across all of my machines. So on the one hand: I don't need any nukes. On the other hand: my nukes are now useless anyway.