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Good Nix OS series: five articles for new users. (feddit.it)
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I found these interesting Nix OS articles series for users that want to try it and learn first things, have a good reading!

  1. NixOS Series #1: Why Should You Consider Using NixOS?
  2. NixOS Series #2: How to Install NixOS on a Virtual Machine?
  3. NixOS Series #3: Install and Remove Packages in NixOS
  4. NixOS Series #4: Things To Do After Installing NixOS
  5. NixOS Series #5: How to set up home-manager on NixOS?

#nixos #linux #tutorial #guide

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[-] AI_toothbrush@lemmy.zip 4 points 9 months ago

Yeah because when you make an error it causes a snowball affect and it shows you too little information but when you look at the trace its a wall of errors.

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