Nixos is amazing, real immutability with absolute recovery.

Well.

Backups? Whats that! Is that where I store a copy of my config file? I havent modified mine in months. Life sure is breezy when I have no reason to tinker. Got so much of it.

Kirk steps through

What have I done

A wild arch user appears

smirks with nix packages

I use nix btw

All hail nix, praise be to thee

Is it really a choice?

TEMPLEOS

Spreading bs i see. Go watch the source video

Absolutely correct!

Bluepilled by null.

Wiki and official social platform to share configurations and flakes ect! But my god the documentation…

it wanted me to setup my own partitions manually

You’ve obviously never used nix, it’s GUI installer can auto configure just fine.

When your OS AND apps are declared and stateful a lot of risk and complexity is removed. Configuring is just a bad experience with poor usability and worse documentation.

Ill ride cargo.

*I use Rust btw

Came here to say this, the team is doing great work!

method exists, but the trait bounds were not satisfied

https://youtu.be/h7gf5M04hdg?feature=shared

Going by your lingo, it sounds like you need temple more than anyone

To

T E M P L E

Temple or nothing

No, its the exact opposite.

Supply chain conpromise is a level of risk to manage not unique to FOSS. Ever heard of sunburst? It resulted in a lot of Microsofts cloud customers getting wreaked all because their supply chain was compromised.

Do people continue to buy into 365 and Azure? Yes. Without care.

So will this hurt open source projects? Not at all, in fact it will benefit them, highlight just why source code SHOULD be open source and visible to all! We would have had very little to no visibility and capability to monitor closed source. Let alone learn, improve and harden how projects can protect against this increasingly more common attack.

Doubt.

With all the resignations atm, big doubt on that.