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Experienced Linux users, what are you using?
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I was messing with the NixOS system config in weird ways and accidentally bricked it a few times, but I just booted into a previous configuration and fixed it. Whereas with Arch you would be fucked and have to pull out a rescue disk.
You just need to be careful not breaking your bootloader, but on the other side this is fixable too with a live environment