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Should I give Arch a shot?
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Yeah once I’m brave enough to move OS on my server (currently running Ubuntu server) I want to switch it to NixOS.
I’m spinning up a VM first to better understand it.
Didn’t even cross my mind. So I can install it on my current Ubuntu server to get familiar with it. Def gonna try.
nix package manager works on all posix compliant os' and doesn't touch system directories. everything is stored in /nix/store and symlinked to ~/.nix-profile.
personally I run an arch build and then only use nix for my packages.
I would try it in a VM first. But maybe you are braver than I.