> You're going to put yourself in a bad time when you have edge cases: glibc changes or conflicting shared libraries. I totally understand the value propositio

> You're going to put yourself in a bad time when you have edge cases: glibc changes or conflicting shared libraries. I totally understand the value proposition of Nix. However I think saying "bad time" is a bit hyperbolic. At most it's "You'll be losing a pretty significant guarantee compared to Nix". Still probably "packed to be more likely to work correctly" than 95% of software out there.