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7 months agoYes; the difference with NixOS is that you can go way longer than you ever should without updating it, and then do a full system upgrade, and then turn around and walk away without ever having to worry about anything breaking.
Stephen G. Tallentyre
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1·7 months agoI used Hacker’s Keyboard for years and I loved it. A few years ago, I switched to Dvorak, and the Dvorak implemention in Hacker’s Keyboard is weird and awkward to use (I think, anyway). I’ve been using HeliBoard recently, which is still pretty new; it’s a fork of OpenBoard which is no longer maintained. I think as long as HeliBoard keeps working as well as it has been, I’ll keep using it forever, honestly. I would say it’s basically like getting to have Gboard except also FOSS.
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My dad uses NixOS. My dad knows precisely nothing about computers; just ask him, he’ll tell you. I figure, since he’s gonna call me for free tech support no matter what operating system he has, anyway, I might as well make everything as reproducible as possible for my own sake. I tried putting Debian testing on his computer, and honestly, that was actually pretty good except that I had to update it for him at least once a week in order to keep everything running smoothly, lol.
Subject-object-verb or object-subject-verb?