I've run arch before, and I've come to the conclusion I actually want something that is more "handholdy," I don't want to have to be the one to figure out what changes I need to do whenever I update. I quite like NixOS, but... [gestures at the last few months of posts about it], so maybe you want to checkout Guix instead of getting into Nix right now.
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nooooo you have to use arch, you have to install gentoo, you have to do LFS. You have to use the terminal for everything. Mint is working just fine for me.
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Second paragraph, just below where the image cuts off:
In a response letter attached to the lawsuit, the Chinese fund said that since the outbreak of the war in Israel, Beijing has classified Israel as a “high-risk area” and imposed a ban on any new Chinese investments in the country, making it impossible to carry out the option.
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but nixos modules were the truly only unique feature
Yeah. It was what allowed me to quickly spin up a lemmy instance, with the hope that future changes in lemmy will be handled in the module so I don't have to spend a billion hours on it.
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I've run arch before, and I've come to the conclusion I actually want something that is more "handholdy," I don't want to have to be the one to figure out what changes I need to do whenever I update. I quite like NixOS, but... [gestures at the last few months of posts about it], so maybe you want to checkout Guix instead of getting into Nix right now.
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