I want to say that the GNU/Linux desktop experience has improved tremendously, with thanks to some architectural changes with display rendering. Wayland is a good replacement for XOrg, as it deals with a lot of the redundant pathways and legacy cruft preventing more responsive rendering. One of the remaining …

Journey from NixOS NixOS was great for trying out new software, being able to revert to previous system wide configurations in the form of generations, as well as isolating dependant packages and identifying them with the derivation as a hash. Unfortunately, I had to rely on other experts to provide …

Trying out NixOS has been an interesting experience, and breaks away from traditional GNU/Linux distributions that I am normally accustomed to. There's a great emphasis on a configurable system environment, with the ability to roll-back changes, and to mitigate dependency issues. I've also been able to properly use the …