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We're happy to announce #Lix 2.95 "Kakigōri" is now available.This version brings a wide range of improvements, including numerous bug fixes, reduced technical debt, and quality-of-life enhancements. You'll also notice better performance when working with certain large dependency graphs. Flakes and RPC are still key areas we are working on.For the full list of changes, check out our blog post!https://lix.systems/blog/2026-03-25-lix-2.95-release/#Nix #NixOS

It's honestly a mix between git, a database, composition file and repository. You could use Nix as a drop-in replacement for Flatpak by using nix-env without having to interface with any of the more advanced stuff.@fl0und3r@defcon.social

The community for Nix has been a bit turbulent lately which is something to keep in mind when planning for long-term infrastructure.If you've used Emacs and Lisp at all, then I'd encourage giving GNU Guix a try, just to have a few other options. @joebanks@mastodon.social

#neuhier Eine Sache, die mir am Fediverse besonders gefällt, ist, dass man mehrere Konten haben kann, um sich auf bestimmte Aspekte die man über sich kommunizieren möchte konzentrieren kann. Dies ist also nicht mein erstes Konto im Fediverse. Aber dieses Mal möchte ich, dass es etwas persönlicher ist und vielleicht eine Verbindung zu meinem Leben außerhalb des Fediverse herstellt.Die Hashtags machen mich ein bisschen zu einem Klischee eines Fediverse-Nutzers. Ich arbeite in der IT, ich benutze gerne #rustlang und bis zu einem gewissen Grad auch #nix/ #lix.Ich genieße mein #het. Im Gegensatz zum Klischee habe ich meine Schwierigkeiten mit #GenderIdentität.Ich denke, dass #antisemitismus ein echtes Problem ist. Also #GegenJedenAntisemitismus.Oh, und ich interessiere mich für #marx istische #ökonomie und solche Sachen.Ich habe einen Hintergrund in Musik und habe auch darüber ein bisschen philosophiert.Und ich hasse die Romanisierung von Familienbeziehungen: #abolishfamilyUnd last but not least ich habe eine Zeit lang in #Taiwan gelebt, und dort den rationalen Selbst- und Fremdschutz mit Hilfe von Masken schätzen gelernt.

#introduction One thing I really like about the fediverse is that one can have multiple accounts to have a focus on which aspects one want to communicate about oneself. So this is not my first account in the fediverse. But this time I want it to be one that is a bit more personal that might connect to my outside of fediverse life. In key words i am cliche of a fediverse user. I work in IT i like to use #rustlang and to some extend #nix/ #lix. I am enjoying my #hrt. But unlike the cliche of that demographic I have my difficulties with #genderidentity. I think that #antisemitism is a real problem. So #AgainstAllAntisemitism.Oh and i am interested in #marxist economics and stuff like that.I also have a history of making music and writing about it.And i hate romanizations of family relations: #abolishfamilyAnd last but not least I lived for some Years in #Taiwan, and appreciated their rational use of masks to protect oneself and others.

@markstos If you use that inventory idea, you could reduce your plays to run the same tasks against each environment but pass in different variables for Prod, QA and Dev as appropriate.So rather than have a play running against Prod with Task 1, 2 & 3 (with appropriate variables) only the then call the same tasks but against Test (with appropriate variables) and then again for QA ... you just have one set of plays, running against ALL hosts but passing in variables accordingly from their group membership.I find it best to strip variables from playbooks and hold those at a host or group level and it's always good to remove duplication wherever possible.

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@niklaskorz @tux Ok, das ist schon elegant(er) als die Templates von Debian und der Wildwuchs je "Systemkomponente" eine andere Config(sprache) und Datei zu suchen. Danke für die ausführliche Erklärung!

@Atemu @nixos_org yeah building a private POC and building something that is upstreamable are two very different things!