Well let’s see if it is worth it or if I go back to debian.

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I 💜 NixOS

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I will give it an honest try but so far I am upset by the software not working as expected.

And hell your documentation is lacking.

There is a single software center currently in beta to install software with gui. And the nix-env version does work well actually but the configuration.nix install is hardly documented and not intuitive.

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You need to think about NixOS backwards. It’s like learning a new operating system. It’s extremely stable, hell it won’t let you update if something breaks, but it does feel like whac a mole at times

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I could fix most of my issues by purging kde settings. And fixing the ownership of the home folder.

I could get working iscsi. And now I think I am happy with what is working. Screen tearing is a bit of a issue thanks to Nvidia and my 2 monitor setup, but it isn’t as bad as on other oses.

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And the nix-env version does work well actually

https://stop-using-nix-env.privatevoid.net/

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Nice. The only usable tool is using non unique naming.

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