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* NixOS uses a purely functional package management approach, ensuring that package installations do not interfere with one another. | * NixOS uses a purely functional package management approach, ensuring that package installations do not interfere with one another. | ||
* The Nix package manager allows for reproducible builds, making it ideal for development environments. | * The Nix package manager allows for reproducible builds, making it ideal for development environments. | ||
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NixOS is a Linux distribution built around the Nix package manager, which provides atomic upgrades, rollbacks, and a declarative configuration model[1]. It was originally founded by Eelco Dolstra[2].
Trivia
- NixOS uses a purely functional package management approach, ensuring that package installations do not interfere with one another.
- The Nix package manager allows for reproducible builds, making it ideal for development environments.