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> a former NixOS user Why did the author stop using NixOS? This is the first time I'm hearing about a veteran NixOS user giving up on it.
It mostly seems due to some drama going on in the Nix community rather than some technical reason. https://xeiaso.net/blog/2024/much-ado-about-nothing/
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It mostly seems due to some drama going on in the Nix community rather than some technical reason. https://xeiaso.net/blog/2024/much-ado-about-nothing/
I would call the situation "a complete failure of management" instead of "drama".
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> a former NixOS user Why did the author stop using NixOS? This is the first time I'm hearing about a veteran NixOS user giving up on it.
It mostly seems due to some drama going on in the Nix community rather than some technical reason. https://xeiaso.net/blog/2024/much-ado-about-nothing/
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Incorrect sir. I am way more concerned about my wife and kids as end users than i am about any employees
You're more concerned about your home Plex server going down than the service you run at work?
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This is incredibly popular a take, and this anti-k8s is rapidly upvoted almost every time. The systemd hate has cooled a bit, but it too functions as a sizable attractor for disdain & accusation hurling. Let's look at one of my favorite excerpts from the article, on systemd: > Fleet was glorious. It was what made me decide to actually learn how to use systemd in earnest. Before I had just been a "bloat bad so systemd…
I once joined a project which had decided against Kubernetes years prior For my entire stay there, half of the time was spent on reinventing the wheel, but worse. There surely are lots of bloated and overly complex projects out there, but I'd say for what Kubernetes does, it's a very elegant solution to a very, very complex problem and not one of those.