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We're using it for servers, laptops, and desktops. I'm using NixOS now on bare metal to compose this message. The system is built like a rock. And oh, managing
by ebzzry 11y ago
We're using it for servers, laptops, and desktops. I'm using NixOS now on bare metal to compose this message. The system is built like a rock. And oh, managing just a single text file to configure everything is a big plus.
I highly recommend it. :-)
- corobo 11y ago> just a single text file to configure everything is a big plus What ever happened to Linux folks mocking Windows' registry from back in the day :)
- ebzzry 11y agoHeh. At least, we don't have to have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) anymore navigating down the registry tree. It's a completely different story though, if one is going to edit the complete .reg dump, and import the settings from there.
- agumonkey 11y agoThe windows registry is a tad more complex. It's funny a while back Arch main selling point was single point of .. config too. Now it's systemd fine grained graph of .service. But nix being built by language designers, I guess abstraction and reuse will stay baked in.
- digi_owl 11y agoThey recreated it 20 times over in the name of modernity.