hmm, no thanks
hmm, no thanks
> Additionally Nix is very hard to install. This is a stumbling block for a lot of people. Especially when using certain macOS systems you cannot even install nix at all. Luckily most of the nix problems, like the macOS issues will be solved with time.
Great choice
That is, the learning curve is very steep.
That said, for new projects I'm doing packaging and containerization in nix, because I don't have the time or mental energy to deal with half-assed solutions anymore.
Exactly. I'd rather solve a problem in Nix then try some working, but half-baked alternative.
There was even a post on how to have a stable version for a tracking branch.
Now, I wouldn't mind, if it were explained exactly what guarantees the hashing provided, but there seemed to be pervasive misconception on what it provides.