This is very helpful. The docs for Sanoid and Syncoid are a bit sparse.

I've got two questions/notes - Oneshot type has a blocking side-effect when reloading configuration - Manually activating the services defeats the purpose of managing systemd services declaratively

First of all thanks for the video! This is interesting and helpful! With regards to kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX7Cp4atfKyJsLs, my guess are, based on the name alone, that they are some sort of Real Time Iterrupt Request for the CPU. Only a guess, but it sort of makes sense that you need to, perhaps, "tune the priorities" of the IRQs when processing data in "real time". Have you perhaps found out more regarding this since posting this video?

So is it impossible to have a library that is available for dynamic linking in the system? I'm trying to develop a thing that wants to dynamically link a library and I don't want to have to wrap it with nix and rebuild it every time I change something in it, I would like it to just run and be able to link the library dynamically like on a normal linux system (because that's its eventual target).

thank you for your hard work. I am posting in November, and I am having too many problems with nixos. I am immature in my understanding and will probably be sticking to Windows/arch for now, but I look forward to the day when I can install my daw environment and instrument choices from a single configuration file.

brilliant, thank you

this is called "great content"! Congrats! Keep it up

Do you need to terminate the env session first in order to switch to other env?

Thanks so much Chris! This has crippled me for a couple days and was really making reconsider some life choices.

Thank you so much! I've spent so much time in the last 2 days trying to figure out how to use a newer version of a package, and this was the one that finally worked and I could follow easily!

can I change panel color with plasma manager?

Brilliant. I hit this today and was getting ready to do my Python development in a Distrobox container but these approaches will be much better. Thank you!

Has anyone experience in how to get this going with Zorin OS? I did follow intels instructions closely but I just can't get it to work

Very nice! Thanks to bring my attention to codespace. You might be interested in use direnv, which will, among other things, automatically execute `devenv shell` when you cd to your project folder.

9:45 to 11:19 really nice nugget of info

If you don't believe it, its seizing the means of computation. It's seizing the levers of power/reality. It's the boiling frog metaphor.

i like your content

Sad to see another good project falling apart cause of management and politics

This is exactly what i needed

Thank you, that's the way a review/comparison is done right.

Nice video, mate.

0:00 Intro & Prelude 5:06 Nix part starts 9:44 nix-ld

hi great tutorial, i was trying to make a system that have a different desktop/wm for each user like Jack/i3wm and bob/gnome , they don't need to choose, they only need to login and every thing will be set, thanks in advance, great series by the way

I can't tell you how much time I've wasted reading bad documentation and digging around the back corners of the internet trying to figure this out. There are so many builds it there that do either one thing or the other, but few that manage all the layers and don't skip the critical details. Thank you. I might actually get NixOS running the way it should.

any person guide and help me to sending or receiving video stream to janus gateway if you have any useful information regarding janus-gateway videos streaming. please share with me ?

Had a good chuckle Chris, beautiful :)

Love all those tips. I’ll be using them all!

Thanks 🙏

Feel like part of my brain is unlocked when you moved import from conf.nix to hw_conf.nix

7:12 50's

... or you remove that empty Pepsi bottle from your bed ... :) Thanks for sharing your thorny experience, I learned a lot.

I can ABSOLUTELY CONFIRM it is working with my 2017 intel DELL LATITUDE quad core with Manjaro on it since yesterday.... i just opened terminal and typed this command.... This command wil install the needed dependencies and compilers from the arch repositories. (be patient i takes about 8 minutes, and make sure PLEASE, you dont have any Davinci version intalled previously)... Good luck!! pamac build davinci-resolve

That's good news! I'm planning to buy a laptop with i7-13700h (Iris Xe Graphics/96EU) and Davinci running on Linux would be just a dream. If it's not too much trouble, could you please test how basic color grading and slowing clip speed with Optical Flow(Enhanced Better) mode works on your machine?

After a decade of Ubuntu, I want to experiment with another distribution. Currently three weeks on Arch and I enjoy the experience so far. But NixOs had already gotten into my recommendation algorithm and I think that a single text based configuration for a whole a system looks neat. To make sure my next "hop" is worth my time, I checked and Fedora seems to be a considerable, solid distribution. Thank you for your video with a comparison and showing of the both systems. I want to experiment and learn, so my next steps will be to get NixOs working on a virtual machine. Thanks!

11th person caring about!! jeje

so , i'm on linux only dekstop since 2001 , use debian and ubuntu most of the time, some moment to testing gentoo arch fedora mandrake. But ubntu was the best for me, but ..... but but... so many little problem so hard to solve.. 1 month into nixos and this is working for me - set of the led at boot to off , check - amdgpupro , davinci resolve check - sotfware are here, check nixos is no easy , but is very safe to put to the test, this is the best point

is the high pitch ear pain inducing sound also a nix feature?

OMG! Thank you so so much! Finally have davinci running on my ubuntu notebook without external GPU 🥰

how did you get this nice output at 11:06

Although I like NixOS, immutable distro also can work with systems packages, and not just flatpak

Thanks for your updates! I installed the intel-compute-runtime 24.17.29377.6 on my Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS and unfortunately Davinci still doesn't work as it should. Davinci is now playing the timeline, but I don't get a video image, and after opening a new project I get the error message "Your GPU memory is full". My Hardware: 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz × 8 with Mesa Intel® Xe Graphics (TGL GT2)

There is a faster way: hit "I" to mark start point on axis, then hit "O" to mark end on axis, then use "Extract range on axis" (by default Shift + X). Done! :)

This is so insane, I love it!

Can I please possibly donate in the name of you producing a similar quality tutorial or amendments to the GitHub repo for a LUKS2-based encryption scheme via cryptsetup and ZFS on that without zfs encryption? No tutorials seem to work for this desired setup.

I've been using NixOS since 22.11 and had no idea nix-ld was a thing! This would've solved so many headaches If I had known. These days I just have some standard Nix Flakes that I use, but it won't work for all cases. Going into my system config right now!

Holy release numbers, Batman! I'm boggled that anybody can stomach the effort required to make such absurdly-labeled releases. Maybe the pointy-haired boss is worried they'll run out of numbers, or something?

I'm the 10th person who care about this !!!

Ah well huh, sorry to say on Arc, it's not quite working. The problem is known / identified, but "right" solution still needs to be worked out and someone with both the hardware and the motivation needs to work on it ... (see issue 736 on intel compute runtime git, again can't post links on YT comment)

DR > Premiere

as a lazy developer can i still throw stuff at /tmp ?