I’m still a relative newcomer and switched fully in 2023 after having zero experience with Linux before that year.
I feel like I’ve only just gotten comfy with regular Linux and don’t feel like reworking my setup around the quirks of an atomic distro.
And if you count the Steamdecks “SteamOS” then the only time I’ve remembered it isn’t standard Arch is when it’s “atomicness” is forcing me to do workarounds for something that I can easily do on my Arch based desktop.
But I’d give NixOS a try if their docs page didn’t block my VPN when literally no other FOSS or Corpo site does…
I’m still a relative newcomer and switched fully in 2023 after having zero experience with Linux before that year.
I feel like I’ve only just gotten comfy with regular Linux and don’t feel like reworking my setup around the quirks of an atomic distro.
And if you count the Steamdecks “SteamOS” then the only time I’ve remembered it isn’t standard Arch is when it’s “atomicness” is forcing me to do workarounds for something that I can easily do on my Arch based desktop.
But I’d give NixOS a try if their docs page didn’t block my VPN when literally no other FOSS or Corpo site does…