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one other way is using the github:nix-community/nixos-wsl which is what i do :3

Can you use Nix without being a communist?

Hey, do you know if you try to do this over http in a local process whether you still have to pay the TCP tax as you now have a network stack or is it smart enough to avoid it for interprocess comms??

Where is John Carmack? Bjarne Stroustrup? We could go on 🙂👍

😭😭😭😭

1:13 had me suprised!

Wont ever use it due to insane far leftists devs censoring other devs, hijacking the project from its creator, and it should have been neutral because linux is for everyone not just angry HRT abusers

mantap, keren bang!

The Best Explanation... Thank you very much sir

GOAT

In reference to 8:05, is there documentation to find the settings options for program.name { settings = { HERE}}; };

Yo, you crushed it! For real, on your first go, this was fire, and no cap, the tutorial's flow is sick - mad easy to take in all the info you dropped in the vid.

This is a bit misleading ... Nix only works in WSL mode in Windows which will obviously limit what it can do. It cant be used to install native Windows applications, it's just running inside the linux subsystem.

and soon, hopefully we'll have nix running natively on windows. i think nix itself (not nixpkgs) already works on windows as a PE executable, don't quote me on that though.

nixhero you are my hero. Thank you very much!!!

Thank you so much

I don't use nix but i have guix installed which gives me access to nix packages on debian.

for config a server why not Terraform but Nix or am I missing something ?

can you use nix to install and run docker inside of an unprivileged docker container, like DinD, but rootless, no user space or namespace nor other privileges granted, just like you were running it in a AWS ECS Fargate task? I'm trying to achieve that on a Oracle Linux 8 base image that uses microdnf as package manager. Hence why I thought of installing nix. 🤞

how? steps?

while nix os depends on nix, nix doesn't depend on nix os. did you really need to say that?

Kok gitu bang

I had to use `$ nix --extra-experimental-features flakes --extra-experimental-features nix-command run home-manager -- init --switch .`

Great video!

Still dont understand. Nix would replace package manager, right?

Thank you very much. I finally understand how to source control and use home-manager on my wsl linstalls ! You are a hero.

Thank you!!! Finally a nix tutorial that makes sense.

Best intro I seen online

"i am the one with actual job opennigs" lol

i need another computer bad! any of you guys have a suggest for an install guide for a server maybe? or like a minimal install does this even make sense with nix?

Nix is an Arch without fanboys

NixHero, do you have any plans to also have a "Get Started with Nix Flakes" video? That would be awesome.

Please, I want to be a member of your channel, through this video I was able to understand and use Flake + home manager, thank you

Please, I want to be a member of your channel, through this video I was able to understand and use Flake + home manager, thank you

A very poor explanation ! before explaining "how" you need to explain "what" & "why"

Imo, the question should have been "Why do i use Nix on all of my machines" lol

semangat bang! u got new subs

I didn’t know this. I need to check this out! Thank you for sharing

what about arch linux?

wsl is libtards

Your channel name is not a joke... like NOT AT ALL! You are the true Nix Hero. I can't wait for your video to configure neovim.

How to setup to open shell as zsh as default not bash?

Show... rewrite my configs modules. Thanks for this class. Perfect now I understand some bugs that I made at my old config :)

Wow, it is so hard to come by Nix tutorials, which are not thoroughly cryptic. Thank you nixhero!

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Please remake this video, but for dummies. And I mean DUMMIES! I think I am stupid. I am really struggling with this whole derivation/nix language/flakes/pkgs-vs-packages-vs-nixpkgs/etc. It just won't click in my head. What even is a "derivation"? Why are there so many package-stuff-variants? What calls the "outputs" function? And what is given as the nixpkgs argument? Why is "legacyPackages" referenced from the argument, but then inside the "in" there is also "packages.x86_64-linux" - where does that even come from?? What is "self"? etc etc

Wow, thorough as heck. Nice job!

thanks a lot. you are truly living up to your name.

thanks hero

aint arch like hard