• PenisWenisGenius@lemmynsfw.com
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    6 months ago

    Apple tankies: That’s because iPhone has superior security features making them entirely theft proof.

    Google tankies: LOOOL it’s cuz apple sux!!!1

    Everyone else: can I take a moment of your time to spread the good word of Arch Linux? I use Arch btw.

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      6 months ago

      I used arch btw until i switched to nixos fr. Kind of like a splinter group, a cult if you would. Less aur. More flakes. Still mostly unusable.

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        6 months ago

        nixos would be 10x better if flakes had actual documentation and not jack shit with a generous amount of nothing

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          6 months ago

          Since I switched just a month or two ago yesterday was flakes-figuring-out-day for me. It’s terrible in the sense, that the first thing I had to do was actually figure out what flakes even do and what is it you can use them for. The guides didn’t help a lot because they assumed I alreary knew that. I think I understand now, but there is an offchance I got it compeletly wrong and that bothers me.

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            6 months ago

            To be fair… Flakes are still marked as an experimental feature, so they are telling you it probably won’t be documented and the interface could change. But yes, given how widely adopted they are in the community, it’s definitely time to document them better and ideally make it the default for new setups.

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      6 months ago

      I love how you frame Arch as the default which isn’t wrong but there are also Ubuntu nerds out there like me 🤓