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lol, lmao even
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@grips Imagine Ansible with a shittier configuration language, but an operating system. Good if you need to deploy a bunch of machines with the same configuration, useless for everything else.
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@phnt I still don't get NixOS
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@Yoruka It's manageable and since when you do it correctly everything is declarative, you can easily rollback to a previous functioning configuration. And yes, it's a pain to maintain, because the Nix language is utter garbage with barely any documentation.
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@phnt NixOS in a server? That seems like a pain to maintain
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@grips @phnt I use nix for work and it sucks ass (they use iOS so it could be worse, it is at least linux compatible)
I can't imagine having that for a whole OS. the system updates would be a week long operation you do in the background
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@Cyrillic @grips
>I use nix for work and it sucks ass
As a system-independent package manager?
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@Yoruka Unironically much simpler.
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@phnt I'd rather run Gentoo on a server
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@Cyrillic @grips I would probably kms if I need to use nix for working with a repo. My goto for unpackaged software that can be installed as a user is usually pkgsrc, but I don't think it can help you that much in this case. And since it's for work anyway, they sometimes get very pretentious with "unapproved" software.
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@phnt @grips yeah for the repo's workflow and dependencies
it still doesn't work for windows tho, there it's manual install kek