- It’s a live CD, so it allows you to get an impression of NixOS (and the Nix package manager) without installing it.
- NixOS, Nix paket yöneticisi kullanan özgür ve açık kaynaklı bir Linux dağıtımıdır. NixOS, değişmez tasarım ve atomik güncelleme modeli kullanır.
- In NixOS, a module is a function that takes an attribute set and returns another attribute set.
- Build and share reproducible software environments with Nix and NixOS.
- NixOS can be used for many purposes. If you want to use it as a primary desktop operating system for your daily use (either on bare metal or as a secondary VM)...
- Integration testing with NixOS virtual machines.
- [!tip] Welcome to NixOS Asia NixOS Asia is a community of Nix and NixOS users, promulgated initially from the Indian subcontinent.
- NixOS is a unique Linux distribution known for its declarative approach to system configuration using the Nix package manager.
- In this section, we will first learn how to manage NixOS using the classic method (/etc/nixos/configuration.nix), and then we will explore the more advanced...
- It’s a live CD, so it allows you to get an impression of NixOS (and the Nix package manager) without installing it.
- NixOS, Nix paket yöneticisi kullanan özgür ve açık kaynaklı bir Linux dağıtımıdır. NixOS, değişmez tasarım ve atomik güncelleme modeli kullanır.
- In NixOS, a module is a function that takes an attribute set and returns another attribute set.
- Build and share reproducible software environments with Nix and NixOS.
- NixOS can be used for many purposes. If you want to use it as a primary desktop operating system for your daily use (either on bare metal or as a secondary VM)...
- Integration testing with NixOS virtual machines.
- [!tip] Welcome to NixOS Asia NixOS Asia is a community of Nix and NixOS users, promulgated initially from the Indian subcontinent.
- NixOS is a unique Linux distribution known for its declarative approach to system configuration using the Nix package manager.
- In this section, we will first learn how to manage NixOS using the classic method (/etc/nixos/configuration.nix), and then we will explore the more advanced...
