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If you can handle nix why bother with other distros
I can handle it but I wanted a more traditional package manager so I could search the repos from the command line without relying on external tools, so I went back to Void Linux after a year and a half of using NixOS. Also, I tried a lot of those before even knowing about NixOS.
you mean like
nix-shell -p tldr?I mean like
apt searchorpacman -SsNixOS also doesn't show what packages were updated after an update, and doesn't show which version they changed to, which is slightly annoying.
I can recommend nh. Its a wrapper around the nix* commands and includes
nh search, giving you a list of packages (not sure about nixos module options, I think not). It also uses nix-output-monitor giving you a nice dependency graph when building (plus downloads etc) as well as a diff between the current and new generation, with version changes, added, removed etc.It would have been nice to know about that, I already heard about it before but only after I'd switched to Void anyway. Maybe one day if I try NixOS again I will use it.
I enjoy this comment. I don't even know, if I'd rank NixOS as S-tier in general, but because I can handle it, yeah, don't really have a reason to bother with other distros...