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wow, fast paced but one of the most comprehensive intros from soup to nuts! Between you, Vimjoyer, DevOps Toolkit, and a few other great contributors (e.g. No Boilerplate's NixOS Everything Everywhere all at Once), whilst test driving a NixOS VM, I might get a clue about Nix. After grokking Nix, going back to Ansible, apt, dnf, and all that will feel, as Spock put it, hardly far ahead of stone knives and bearskins... (at least for OSes). Thanks!!!

Been distrohopping so frequently, seems like I always end up back with NixOS

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12:38 lmao

great video! Subbed

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So step one for me, change terminal emulator from kitty to kitty. :p

This is very exciting from the perspective of someone already comfortable with Linux and actual sysadmins. I’m even more interested to see if this declarative method can be brought to a more beginner-friendly distro, or if some enterprising people will create a distro of NixOS that’s at least what endeavourOS is to Arch. I have to get a new laptop soon anyway, I might try NixOS, though imagine I would miss the Blackarch repos pretty quick. (Unless I can find all those tools in the nix repos…)

hyprland-high ram usage?

this was the guide I was looking for. Thank you so much-- I've downloaded the transcript and saved it as a doc on my system so I can reference it even.

KDE 6 pushed Wayland as default, but I doubt any of the devs was on NVIDIA because it’s a stuttering, flickering mess! Luckily, other devs are using NVIDIA and are pushing to get it working properly. But you still wonder why this wasn’t addressed earlier.

I was running x11 until few weeks ago, X11 works fine for daily stuff, but when it comes to gaming it constantly stutters and the resolution setting didn't matter whether I'm using full resolution or fucking 480p... then i switch to wayland, it sucks on full resolution (the fps drops to ±10) , but lower resolution works great, so I game in wayland now lmao..... i am still confused tho considering the game run in xwayland but it perform better than native x11......

Also anyone remember when snaps where going to take over package management. Just because something is marked as the future doesn't mean it's going to be.

Xorg is better if you don't have a gpu since it's very stable with a lot of redundacy. A moddern GPU doesn't really handle legacy features of Xorg well.

All I know is, multiple monitors on Fedora 40 KDE is ****ed.

Anydesk does not work on wayland, so I am using X11 and I could never tell a difference. I don't care how old the code is, all I need is for it to run well, and it does. It can be the oldest lines of code, I do not care.

Thanks for your Guide. Is it possible to use a default.nix file instead of a bundle.nix file, so you can just import the folder name. e.g. imports = [ ./modules ./plugins ]? Should be possible, but I'm not 100% sure.

Good video, I''m curious as to the use-case for this type of distro. Perhaps appliances, routers and security roles?

thanks

This was pretty cool! I understood maybe half of what you said there but the way it was presented and explained was done very well! I am using Arch btw.

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Great video mate, thank you!

Is this LEMMiNO music in the background?

You just earned a new SUB! Thanks for the video <3

I learned so much from this video -- thanks my dude for taking the time to make it! Cheers from Argentina 🧉

Hi im new to linux and i want to (just learn) how to do a minimal install.. if possible can you make a video of that in the future?

i need a nix vim guide but i also felt you kindda skipped or tried to compress the content to make it in short time span i would like to see this elaborated

this is an really good video

Where can I find your wallpaper? It doesn't seem to be in your dotfile repo

THE MOMENT GIMP 3.0 IS RELEASED I'M MOVING TO HYPRLAND.

In 17:42 it should be --update instead of update, great vid btw :)

Thanks for that info! We urgently need Wayland, as ugently we needed the silly systemd subsystem compared to the good old System V init subsystem with all its easy to handle flatfile configs. But I am open though as long it will ease our live and significantly improve our current day X11 experience. Do all the X apps compiled against xlib needed to be rewritten for Wayland? If so, good luck, that transition will take decades...

ого амперсанд теперь на английском? круто!

Йор инглиш вери импрессив. Ай неожидать фром ю чэннл ин инглиш, но жокс эбаут йор пранансиэйшн. Ай хэв зе сейм ван

wayland vs A12 whats wrong with WAYLAND in 2026

back in 2006 about 18 years ago I installed Compiz with X server. ... and I can confidently say, not only has linux not progressed at all, but has gone backwards, especially with wayland. 2006 Compiz blows away 2024 wayland. Anyhow, Linux is mess. And this comes from someone who has been using and programming on linux since 1997.

Nice walkthrough thanks for sharing

Need more tutorial ricing...

I lived on Linux since 1997. Wayland made me buy a Mac two years ago. Life’s too short for this nonsense.

Great Video! Help me a lot. Want to see the vim video. 😂

Thank you so much for this! Finding good nix resources is so hard

im here only for nix-chan is hot

Why not just work on X11?

Very good presentation

all those "the future" things end up being more garbage than the things they're trying to raplace. Pipewire has that annoying pop/crack that you have to remove and on previous versions i wasnt even being able to set it up, while pulse just works. Wayland doesnt even work with my nvidia card. Same goes to those anti systemd guys. I gave a chance to artix and it was basically just a worse version of arch. The keyrings broke all the time, i couldnt find information about certain issues and the boot wasnt even that faster, and you still need to download some of the systemd stuff anyway. Not to mention how cringe and soyful those software apologists are. I watched a interview with one of the wayland devs and i just couldnt. The guy sounded like a femboy mixed with the "akshually" nerd. I also heard many people saying things are more complicated on wayland. So why even use that crap when X works without issues? Just to suffer?

I would love a deeper dive into flakes. As a software dev they would be very necessary for all my random projects though after a few hours of research its hard to see how they fit into the system.

Real, Gurus use fvwm. 😅

thank you!

Alright watched the video. It was okay I guess. I take things really slow though. Kinda wish there was a video series for flakes the same way there are video series to learn other programming languages. I know it sounds like "why?" like it should be too simple for that at first, but really go over every programming language edgecase. How do you install a node.js program with a flake, how do you install a golang package? I think the most basic flake tutorials only cover installing C programs right? and then it could progress from there into dream2nix or something after all those cases are covered.

U r config link is broken