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Goldilocks distro?
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I really like the idea of Nix, but the fact that the learning curve is so high and the skillset isn't really transferable keeps me away. Also, you can make your own declarative build using BlueBuild, the template provided by Universal Blue, Vanilla OS, etc., so its unique use case isn't so unique anymore.