

On NixOS, you can just remove the services.xserver.videoDrivers and hardware.nvidia.open options and rebuild 😛
Software/DevOps engineer, and pretend gamedev


On NixOS, you can just remove the services.xserver.videoDrivers and hardware.nvidia.open options and rebuild 😛
+1 on the Git Graph extension. Love it as a daily driver.


If we have a pair of aluminum straits and fire tankers at them, without observation you’ll find that the tankers will both get tolled on the left strait AND get stuck halfway through the right strait, preventing any other tankers from getting through.


As a nearly sole Linux user, this is a strength for Linux. The ability to complain about features and push for improvements is exactly what sets it apart from having to submit to profit motivations. Maybe they’re misguided, but I’d rather embrace it and chance at growing the community.


I guess, same reason why we use Debian or Arch and not just LFS
Thanks to .NET Core and modern .NET, yes! It’s open source and my favorite language easily for this.
That’s fair. I noodled around with nix scripting and started my homelab replacement in a VM for months before I committed to the switch. I feel like a lot of tutorials out there are kind of hand-holdy so you don’t really get to understand what some things mean.