Psyhackological @ Psyhackological @lemmy.ml

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I agree.

It always seemed to me like Nix package manager is not "native" enough or there are some downsides compared to dnf or apt. If that's not the case I think I've got my answer.

For person using only Ansible I don't know what are you talking about. 😆

I heard about Salt being better alternative than Ansible. Why? I see.

In a cronjob or something alike?

Is self-healing process automated or you need to somehow enable it so it happens from time to time?

So you have a dual boot or Windows machines I'm guessing for any of these

1. Microsoft Office
2. Gaming
3. Adobe

I saw it too. I dislike Mac but when I'm forced to be around them I'm trying to make them work as they should. The problem is for me they are more closed and hostile to this than Windows but that's probably because I was a Windows user so much time.

Yeah it is like a solution but the most "native" and straight forward was formating to NTFS.

Even now?

Yeah I see everyone saying chezmoi is great.

Ansible seems fine but also complicate many thing not doing something in bash.

GNU Stow seems even more complication than Ansible.

Bash seems the most simplest one.

Wow, you went through hell with this Hacintosh. Interesting that you have an iPhone not Android when you use Linux.

Hm I see, thanks. A good one when you have it installed on every machine.

That does not sound like some basic stuff though. 😆

I recently installed Bazzite exclusively for gaming but I need to read more about Atomic distro.

And industry sstandard, yeah.

Great, thank you!

Do they also embed the configuration inside of them? But for many dependencies and binaries I don't think that would be a good case scenario compared to package manager.

Is there a way to tell how much space compresses? Would that be a game changer for instatlling games I wonder.

Why xfs let's say over ext4? Just asking out of curosity.