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@callyral have fun! If this is your first time, I would recommend enabling flakes, and installing/using `nh` over `nixos-rebuild`

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Rerum Feb 25

@thelinuxcast I would just spin your own Forgejo if you got the hardware, if it just for personal use , I wouldn't really see any downside after setting it up.

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Rerum Jan 18

@AVincentInSpace feel that, but sometimes it can be type 2

Rerum Jan 13

lens0021 Jan 13

Official Partnership between NixOS Foundation and Framework

https://programming.dev/post/43967506

Official Partnership between NixOS Foundation and Framework - programming.dev

> TL;DR: Since April 2025, The NixOS Foundation and Framework are officially partnering to improve NixOS support on Framework devices. This formalizes earlier community efforts, enabling selected community members to contribute to testing, documentation, and support for current and future hardware.

Rerum Jan 2

AerynOS.com Jan 2

The AerynOS team have taken a retrospective look at 2025 for our latest blog post

https://aerynos.com/blog/2026/01/2025-in-retrospect/

#AerynOS #Linux #Rust #DistroDevelopment

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Rerum Jan 1

@codemonkeymike it's a "file-level" copyleft license that encourages sharing modifications while allowing integration with other licensed code, proprietary or open source.

Obviously Firefox uses it, but the biggest I've seen of an OS using it is AerynOS.

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Rerum Jan 1

@codemonkeymike Im a Fan of MPL, but GPL also works well

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Rerum Dec 30

@weston Best option is to use stable for that one package, make it where you do overlays in your flake.

But the upgrade did just recently happen, so probably doesn't solve your problem

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Rerum Dec 18

@thelinuxcast Fair enough

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Rerum Dec 18

@thelinuxcast so why did you switch back to stable? I feel like with the fact that nixos atomic, it makes rolling releases very easy to deal with, like how snapper helps with tw