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Since using NixOS for my home server, I've found it to Just Work™ flawlessly every time. If anyone reading this has struggled with servers accumulating cruft,
by josmar 6mo ago
Since using NixOS for my home server, I've found it to Just Work™ flawlessly every time.
If anyone reading this has struggled with servers accumulating cruft, and requiring maintainance, I recommend NixOS.
- 0xCMP 6mo agoAgreed. NixOS + Tailscale is 99% there for me. Using Claude Code to deal with whatever other package I need built with nix while I'm working on $day_job things helps get me to a fully working system. Besides the fact that running containers via podman or docker (your choice) is super easy via a NixOS config. Combine that with deploy-rs or similar and you have a very very stable way to deploy software with solid rollback support and easy to debug config issues (it's just files in the ./result symlink!)