GET https://kbin.spritesserver.nl/index.php/m/linux@lemmy.ml/t/19722/Arch-or-NixOS?p=1

Response
200 OK
IP
216.73.216.34
Profiled on
Token
c61ed6

Security

Token

There is no security token.

Firewall

main Name
Security enabled
Stateless

Configuration

Key Value
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access_denied_url (none)
authenticators 
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Authenticators

No authenticators have been recorded. Check previous profiles on your authentication endpoint.

Access Decision

affirmative Strategy
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2 
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7 
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12 
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13 
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14 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\NotificationVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\PostVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\EntryVoter"
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\MessageVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\NotificationVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\OAuth2UserConsentVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\PostCommentVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
"App\Security\Voter\PostVoter"
 ACCESS ABSTAIN 
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 ACCESS ABSTAIN
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3 DENIED edit 
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      \n
      Distributions include the Linux kernel and supporting system software and libraries, many of which are provided by the GNU Project. Many Linux distributions use the word “Linux” in their name, but the Free Software Foundation uses the name GNU/Linux to emphasize the importance of GNU software, causing some controversy.\n
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      - [!technology@lemmy.ml](https://lemmy.ml/c/technology)\n
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      Community icon by [Alpár-Etele Méder](https://www.iconfinder.com/pocike), licensed under [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
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      Distributions include the Linux kernel and supporting system software and libraries, many of which are provided by the GNU Project. Many Linux distributions use the word “Linux” in their name, but the Free Software Foundation uses the name GNU/Linux to emphasize the importance of GNU software, causing some controversy.\n
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        It’s incredibly complicated in the same way that ubuntu is incredibly complicated to a lifelong windows user.\n
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        It just requires a bit of a paradigm shift which includes a learning curve but IMO once you’re past that point it’s intuitive and even easier than other distros.
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    Did you truly read what I said? The only logical way I can frame your comment is that you glanced at what I wrote down and started writing a reply.\n
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    To a regular average windows user, ubuntu is incredibly complicated. When you learm how it works and how you’re supposed to use it, it becomes incredibly easy. The “hard” part of ubuntu is the paradigm shift from windows to the linux ecosystem.\n
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    Similarly, to an average linux user nixos is “hard” because it does things completely differently from other linux distros. But once you’re used to it, it just makes sense and is easy.\n
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    So the comparison is average windows user -> ubuntu vs average linux user -> nixos. Not average user -> ubuntu vs average user -> nixos.\n
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    Finally: Nixos documentation is IMO 100x better than ubuntu documentation. Whenever I experience any issue with ubuntu it’s easier to just load up the arch wiki and hope it’s similar than it is to try and find anything specific for ubuntu that isn’t either 10 years out of date, a massive gaping security risk or just plain dumb. The nixos wiki may not be perfect but it has always been sufficient for my needs, and I have to run a decent amount of very niche pieces of software.
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        It’s incredibly complicated in the same way that ubuntu is incredibly complicated to a lifelong windows user.\n
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    Did you truly read what I said? The only logical way I can frame your comment is that you glanced at what I wrote down and started writing a reply.\n
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    To a regular average windows user, ubuntu is incredibly complicated. When you learm how it works and how you’re supposed to use it, it becomes incredibly easy. The “hard” part of ubuntu is the paradigm shift from windows to the linux ecosystem.\n
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    Similarly, to an average linux user nixos is “hard” because it does things completely differently from other linux distros. But once you’re used to it, it just makes sense and is easy.\n
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    So the comparison is average windows user -> ubuntu vs average linux user -> nixos. Not average user -> ubuntu vs average user -> nixos.\n
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    Finally: Nixos documentation is IMO 100x better than ubuntu documentation. Whenever I experience any issue with ubuntu it’s easier to just load up the arch wiki and hope it’s similar than it is to try and find anything specific for ubuntu that isn’t either 10 years out of date, a massive gaping security risk or just plain dumb. The nixos wiki may not be perfect but it has always been sufficient for my needs, and I have to run a decent amount of very niche pieces of software.
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        It’s incredibly complicated in the same way that ubuntu is incredibly complicated to a lifelong windows user.\n
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        It just requires a bit of a paradigm shift which includes a learning curve but IMO once you’re past that point it’s intuitive and even easier than other distros.
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    Did you truly read what I said? The only logical way I can frame your comment is that you glanced at what I wrote down and started writing a reply.\n
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    To a regular average windows user, ubuntu is incredibly complicated. When you learm how it works and how you’re supposed to use it, it becomes incredibly easy. The “hard” part of ubuntu is the paradigm shift from windows to the linux ecosystem.\n
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    Similarly, to an average linux user nixos is “hard” because it does things completely differently from other linux distros. But once you’re used to it, it just makes sense and is easy.\n
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    Finally: Nixos documentation is IMO 100x better than ubuntu documentation. Whenever I experience any issue with ubuntu it’s easier to just load up the arch wiki and hope it’s similar than it is to try and find anything specific for ubuntu that isn’t either 10 years out of date, a massive gaping security risk or just plain dumb. The nixos wiki may not be perfect but it has always been sufficient for my needs, and I have to run a decent amount of very niche pieces of software.
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    I found it fairly difficult to set up nixos on one of my machines, because it simply didn’t ship with a certain, relatively common kernel module/user space app. I also couldn’t find a usable workaround (only compiling my own kernel on *every* update, which is not exactly my kind of fun).\n
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        I found this YouTube channel quite useful when I was setting mine up. [Vimjoyer](https://youtube.com/@vimjoyer?si=wiFIZxcNumZ9W83z)
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      I found it fairly difficult to set up nixos on one of my machines, because it simply didn’t ship with a certain, relatively common kernel module/user space app. I also couldn’t find a usable workaround (only compiling my own kernel on *every* update, which is not exactly my kind of fun).\n
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        The downside of NixOS is bad documentation. Which makes it take quite a while to get your config setup the way you want. Its so worth it though. I used arch for 5+ years and have been on NixOS for about 6 weeks now. I’m definitely never going back. My conifg is done, I barely have to change anything now. Its all saved in a git repo so I never have to make it again. I’ve already switched all of my machines over. And even a few of my friends. Which has been super easy to do cause I just give them my config then remove everything they don’t need. I’ve only been using it for a little while but it feels so reliable and Unbreakable even though I’m running unstable packages. Because if anything breaks you just go back to the last generation that worked. Which made me willing to just try anything when I was setting it up.\n
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        The downside of NixOS is bad documentation. Which makes it take quite a while to get your config setup the way you want. Its so worth it though. I used arch for 5+ years and have been on NixOS for about 6 weeks now. I’m definitely never going back. My conifg is done, I barely have to change anything now. Its all saved in a git repo so I never have to make it again. I’ve already switched all of my machines over. And even a few of my friends. Which has been super easy to do cause I just give them my config then remove everything they don’t need. I’ve only been using it for a little while but it feels so reliable and Unbreakable even though I’m running unstable packages. Because if anything breaks you just go back to the last generation that worked. Which made me willing to just try anything when I was setting it up.\n
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      I found it fairly difficult to set up nixos on one of my machines, because it simply didn’t ship with a certain, relatively common kernel module/user space app. I also couldn’t find a usable workaround (only compiling my own kernel on *every* update, which is not exactly my kind of fun).\n
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    [nixos.wiki/wiki/Linux_kernel](https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Linux_kernel)\n
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    You can specify custom parts of the config that enables that module and/or extra module packages.\n
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        “Stability” is probably the most mis-used word in the Linux world.  \n
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      Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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    My experience with Arch is that it has been very solid and stable. It is just “makes sense” for the most part and so issues are very resolvable.\n
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        Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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      My experience with Arch is that it has been very solid and stable. It is just “makes sense” for the most part and so issues are very resolvable.\n
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      If you use the AUR, you can get times when packages need to be excluded ( held back ) in order for the overall system to update. I do not see that as an Arch problem and it is easy to handle.\n
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      One thing that is an Arch problem is that, if you do not update often enough, you can end-up with outdated keys that prevent you from installing before packages. The solution is just to update the keyring before updating everything else but this is confusing for a new user and kind of dumb in my opinion. I feel like the system should do this for me.\n
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      I dug out an old laptop that had Arch on it from 3 years before. Updating it was annoying but in the end it was totally up to date and stable.
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    Arch is not stable but it’s easy to fix issues arising from its rolling release nature. One of the ways being utilizing the AUR package`downgrade`for easy package version rollbacks. I should also note that the most common reason for Arch breaking is rarely ever because of the distro itself but because upstream has introduced breaking changes. You can see this when an upstream feature breaks in Arch, then Fedora picks up the same bug a few weeks/month later.\n
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    Arch is however the most solid distro I’ve ever used since I began using Linux many many moons ago.\n
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    > One thing that is an Arch problem is that, if you do not update often enough, you can end-up with outdated keys that prevent you from installing before packages. The solution is just to update the keyring before updating everything else but this is confusing for a new user and kind of dumb in my opinion. I feel like the system should do this for me.\n
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    Arch already does [this](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Package_signing#Upgrade_system_regularly). Could be that your install has the keyring refresh service disabled but I’ve had it enabled for a good while now and I’ve never encountered that outdated pacman keyring issue.
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      My experience with Arch is that it has been very solid and stable. It is just “makes sense” for the most part and so issues are very resolvable.\n
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      If you use the AUR, you can get times when packages need to be excluded ( held back ) in order for the overall system to update. I do not see that as an Arch problem and it is easy to handle.\n
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      Ironically, I find Arch is most stable if you update very frequently ( which makes the updates smaller and more incremental ). I do a quick update almost every day without any fear of breaking my system. Any “problems” I have had with Arch updates are trying to update a system that has not been updated forever. Even then, it is just a bit more work.\n
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      I dug out an old laptop that had Arch on it from 3 years before. Updating it was annoying but in the end it was totally up to date and stable.
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    Arch is not stable but it’s easy to fix issues arising from its rolling release nature. One of the ways being utilizing the AUR package`downgrade`for easy package version rollbacks. I should also note that the most common reason for Arch breaking is rarely ever because of the distro itself but because upstream has introduced breaking changes. You can see this when an upstream feature breaks in Arch, then Fedora picks up the same bug a few weeks/month later.\n
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    Arch is however the most solid distro I’ve ever used since I began using Linux many many moons ago.\n
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    > One thing that is an Arch problem is that, if you do not update often enough, you can end-up with outdated keys that prevent you from installing before packages. The solution is just to update the keyring before updating everything else but this is confusing for a new user and kind of dumb in my opinion. I feel like the system should do this for me.\n
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    Arch already does [this](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Package_signing#Upgrade_system_regularly). Could be that your install has the keyring refresh service disabled but I’ve had it enabled for a good while now and I’ve never encountered that outdated pacman keyring issue.
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      Are there **any major downsides to NixOS compared to Arch** apart from the Arch Wiki being a bit less relevant? I’d also lose access to the AUR, but admittedly I don’t think I’ve ever actually needed it for anything, it’s just nice to have. Also, since NixOS has both rolling release and static release and you can mix and match if you wanna get packages from unstable or not, I’m not losing Arch’s bleeding edge, which is nice.
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          “Stability” is probably the most mis-used word in the Linux world.  \n
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          I’d say this hasn’t been the case for at least 10 years now. If you RTFN (read the fucking [news](https://archlinux.org/news/)) and use the AUR sensibly, Arch has become a really boring system, regarding breakage.
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        Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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      My experience with Arch is that it has been very solid and stable. It is just “makes sense” for the most part and so issues are very resolvable.\n
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      If you use the AUR, you can get times when packages need to be excluded ( held back ) in order for the overall system to update. I do not see that as an Arch problem and it is easy to handle.\n
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    Arch is not stable but it’s easy to fix issues arising from its rolling release nature. One of the ways being utilizing the AUR package`downgrade`for easy package version rollbacks. I should also note that the most common reason for Arch breaking is rarely ever because of the distro itself but because upstream has introduced breaking changes. You can see this when an upstream feature breaks in Arch, then Fedora picks up the same bug a few weeks/month later.\n
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    Arch already does [this](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Package_signing#Upgrade_system_regularly). Could be that your install has the keyring refresh service disabled but I’ve had it enabled for a good while now and I’ve never encountered that outdated pacman keyring issue.
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        “Stability” is probably the most mis-used word in the Linux world.  \n
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      Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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      Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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      Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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        Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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      > Arch breaks all the time.\n
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          “Stability” is probably the most mis-used word in the Linux world.  \n
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        Arch breaks all the time. It has to because upstream is usually always changing so breakage is inevitable.\n
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