Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

NixOs why?

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Hi everyone, someone can explain, in simple words, why considering to switch on NixOs over other distro? And the use case? I think would help a lot of people (including me) to understand it better :D

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Really exhaustive comment, I can say from my side that for my daily use is not my distro but apply on a server side is not bad at all!! Thanks 😊

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