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Jump from Arch to NixOS?
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If you make the switch you won't be able to tell people you use Arch, so keep that in mind.
true, but you'll be able to tell people you use nix
Nix is the new Arch
I use Nix BTW...
You can always lie .
That's not the Arch way.
I know , just kidding.
I think we can all agree that using nix in no way prevents people from talking about it