🚀 Vanilla OS 2 vs Nix OS • Which is the Best Linux Distro for Immutablity and Productivity?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this video, we’re exploring the intriguing differences between Vanilla OS 2 and NixOS, two Linux distributions that cater to very different user needs. Vanilla OS 2 stands out for its clean, user-friendly experience built on Ubuntu, offering a polished and straightforward desktop environment that's perfect for users who prioritize simplicity and stability. On the other hand, NixOS shines with its unique approach to system configuration and package management, providing powerful tools for those who need precise control and reproducibility in their development environments. Whether you’re drawn to Vanilla OS 2’s ease of use or NixOS’s advanced configurability, this comparison will help you decide which distribution best fits your needs. Share your thoughts and experiences with these distros in the comments below, and let’s dive into the pros and cons of each.
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Cool😎
What happened to hand bro ?
Win11
Container apps FTW👍👍
Yes they are!
UBUNTU 24.04 LTS is far better than vanila os RIGHT?
Ubuntu is not a good option these days, try linux mint or Linux mint debian edition
@@Shaenamity what's wrong with ubuntu??
@@switchon7367 there's nothing wrong if you compare it with windows or something but an everyday Linux user will never use Ubuntu.
@@Shaenamity i tried linux mint 22 wilma while i watch 4k video it lags but in ubuntu it dos'nt
Vanila is so bad while installing
Hey om take care of the well being bro also the script needs better rehearsal visible from past few videos.
Yeah,
From the past 2 months,
I was focused on watchtime and quantity of views, after monetisation I was uploading to test videos and their earnings, finally I have the data i needed and now I'll create content my way.
I was thinking of trying NixOS but didn't want to learn a programming language just to configure it
well u don't need to unless u want to pkg stuff and learn core things
It's quite easy you don't have to learn everything just basic syntax to use it