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Jump from Arch to NixOS?
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Yeah, if you have the time and the inclination to sit down and learn how Nix operates, then you'll be fine.
For myself, I realized that I am happier tinkering with it now and again rather than running it as a daily driver OS.
I can't imagine using anything else at this point tbh, it's been the smoothest, cleanest experience I've ever had on Linux
It's the one that finally made me abandon windows completely and stop distro hopping