My NixOS config works this way
nixos-rebuild switch --upgrade for system package upgrades and config changes
home-manager switch for user package updates and config changes
bobo
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lemon soda
How bout you squeeze a lemon and mix the juice with soda water?
Great points about learning, but I'm just explaining what my original comment was about: daily experience of using a distro and reliability.
For me arch installation was the most educational Linux experience since after 10+ years of using Linux, that was the first time I clearly understood each part of the system. But tbh that knowledge has so far been mostly academic - knowledge for the sake of knowledge.
All this comparing and inter-distro warring seems pointless.
It's got a point when every thread has people recommending arch, even when it's not relevant in any way. We're talking about arch in a thread about a nixos guide after all.
But there is in nixos you donkey...
There's not a lot of competition in the bleeding edge rolling distro space, so I think it's fair to compare them. Especially since you're not forced to make it reproducible.
I wouldn't suggest either to beginners either though.
I'm talking about day to day usage. Arch installation is a good learning experience, but running it for me was more trouble than it's worth.
The worst issue I've had so far with nix is an update failing before it's applied because of some package. Meanwhile arch would regularly update, and then fail to boot or break something.
I gave up on arch after a few years when I had to literally weigh whether -S or -Syu would be more likely to mess up my system while I was working abroad.
Got a lot of use for DE and other gui related modules in that usecase? Are you spinning up KDE to build a container? Did you write to the devs that they remove the installation wizard for desktop use? Did they accidentally add all of the non-reproducible imperative commands to nix?
Get over yourself. It's a great distro for desktop use, and I seriously don't get why you're foaming at the mouth because people are using it differently than you...
Nixos > arch without a doubt
This...is not what this project represents or is meant for. Christ.
What do you think nixos is for?
That's literally all it's good for... reproducible builds.
Tell me you didn't run nixos without telling me you didn't run nixos
It's based on FOSS designs, so you can DIY them for far less money.
An actual Linux distro has option like flatpak, nix, distrobox
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