NixOS Intro - Installation and basic usage
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Nix is a very different yet powerful package manager. I struggled a lot when I first started and I hope my videos can help you use Nix more easily. My goal is to teach you what resources are available to you, this should be very useful especially when you are stuck.
In today's video, I will show you how to install and use NixOS. I will do two more, one for home manager and one for nix flakes .
You can find my blog at tech.aufomm.com/
Just realised I made a mistake at 4:30, debian and ubuntu use APT package manager not APK🙃
and again at 15:30 :--) haha
in fact apk would be for alpine
I have to say, so far your videos are the best easy to understand introduction ive seen on YT. Well done! :) Subbed
Thank you so much for the series. I would not have been able to get into NixOS if not for your videos. I kept coming back to these videos for reference so that my two brain cells could catch up xD
Nice video! It helps me familiar with NixOS as a newbie!
your videros are helping me out with nixos
Impressive! What i wanted to see, thanks
Great user-friendly video.
"dont care about swap" you're so badass!
Moar Nix content 🙂
Great Nix intro video! Sadly on the corresponding blog post, some (intro) text is corrupted, for example the text "I switched back to Linux" occures twice and then the text stops in the middle of a word (search for "are on homebrew. As muc" and "VMs and I no"). I guess the most important info in the text is ok, but wanted to let you know... Nevertheless it's quite useful and it was a pleasure to watch the video, thank you for that!
Thank you so much for pointing that out. 🙏🏻
It seems the data was corrupted when I move it from draft to post...
It is fixed now.
I'm not sure I like the idea that enabling a service automatically installs the corresponding package.
This was helpful!
Thank you.
How to see that tiny font?
I noticed that at 8:27 you are copying the ssh key from the website, how do you make sure that your own key matches the one copied from the website?
That's the public key I put in the blog post.
I have the matching private key locally on my devices.
To tiny fonts,hard to see