Scheme is a more mature and more expressive language than Nix imo. And you can write your home configs in scheme too.
The differences aren't that big, nix is great but I find (at least I did two years ago) the documentation a bit confusing. Both are great. I like scheme a lot better than Nix (the language), and the tooling is a bit less confusing to me.
Exactly. The concept is great, but my Guix system (Nix fork from GNU) is already reproducible and capable of rollbacks and transactional upgrades (and declarative system configuration !)
The learning curve is quite steep tho (the Nix leaning curve is even higher, at least it used to be IMO). If the sway spin of Atomic Fedora was available earlier I probably wouldn't have switched tbh. Both solutions are great.
Overall I'm quite happy with my Guix configuration. I've got roughly the same configuration on all my systems with ease, all config files (also sway for example) in the same language: Guile Scheme (LISP dialect), and the whole thing is in git. I don't imagine going back to a regular distribution anytime soon.
Kinda great! Although Guix and nixos are more my thing these days.
Ah meneer "Hitler was een socialist", de echte engerd achter de PVV.
Bijzondere gang van zaken weer
I'm a reddit refugee. So if I understand correctly when I post here it will be moderated by my local instance and GenZendong ?
Talking about my feelings, gardening and taking care of kids. I am much softer/sweeter towards children and pets than my girlfriend anyway, which many people find strange or uneasy.
Ik geef geen fooi, om de redenen die jij schetst. Als fooi nodig is om rond te komen zijn de lonen gewoon te laag.
Ik had het om een uur of 1 ook, ik kreeg mezelf niet geregistreerd. Nu werkt alles weer en heb ik dus een account (hallo allemaal!)
This is the way !
Er zijn nog steeds heel veel indianenverhalen dat je alleen een warmtepomp (l/w) kan installeren als je een zeer goed geïsoleerd huis hebt, maar dat hoeft in principe helemaal niet. Zolang je afgifte maar op orde is.
I didn't know about home-manager, but it seems like it.