SolemnAttic@feddit.detoAsklemmy@lemmy.ml•Why do people host Lemmy instances and how do they pay for them?
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1 year agoExcept that the instances are usually full. There is hope, but not much
Hallo
Except that the instances are usually full. There is hope, but not much
Im upvoted and replied to you from the app, so it does work. And it is looking real nice
This very much. I used to have lots of unchecked config and state files everywhere on Arch. Now everything is checked in and wiped on boot so if something breaks after a reboot i know what broke.
Like how the opengl rendering did due to nixpkgs version differences
Its a bit nostalgic seeing all these old posts
Bro thats some next level evil there… rip black ink
I am using NixOS and have used Arch before. Its great. No dependency hell, superb config management (with home manager) and builtin rollbacks. But the nix language is somewhat arcane. Error messages are only somewhat helpful and docs are really lacking. NixOS also uses quite the amount of disk space in its store. Would only recommend NixOS if youre a resourceful programmer (or not)
PS. Ive never had arch break any drivers on me, or any upgrade failing (unless a package itself is borked, but they usually put out posts for this). But my systems all amd, ymmv