03:59:30 devenv + tvix

Nix Constitutional Assembly Panel 6:25 Silvan Mosberger, 7c6f434c (in absence), Lassulus, Sarah Novotny, Ryan Trinkle, edef1c, Danielle Lancashire 8:12 NCA PResentation - Silvan Mosberger (with 4AM brain) 47:37 Becoming a nixpkgs Contributer - Thomas Bereknyei & Jacek Galowski 1:14:42 [Unrecorded Talk] 1:52:00 Nix as a Static Site Generator for My Blog (only midly cursed!) - Patryk Wychowaniec 2:25:30 Nix and Bazel - match mad in heaven - Aleksander Gondek Atur STachecki 4:00:40 devenv is switching to Tvix - Domen Kozar 4:51:00 Enabling incremental adoption of NixOS with module contracts - Pierre Penninckx 5:41:09 Call-By-Hash: Extending Nix to the Cloud - Julian Kristen Arni 6:28:12 FUSEd with Nix: Deploying nix apps to k8s in images weighing as little as 500 KBs - Aleksander Dondek & Artur STachecki 7:00:24 Integrating Nix and Buck2 for fun an profit - Claudio Bley 7:36:07 Learning to Nix: Our Summer of Nix Experience - Enric Morales & Alberto Merino 8:11:42 Lllamafiles plus RAG to have a chat with NixOS documentation running locally - Jose Quesada 9:05:06 Monitoring your System Using NixOS - João Thallis 9:24:32 Comin: GitOps for NixOS Machines - lewo Lightning Talks, Block #2 9:58:33 9:59:10 Sprints - Nate ??? 10:03:33 User More Containers - Hugo Okeso 10:09:05 Beyond Docker: Native Nix images - Edgar Lee 10:14:30 Nixpkgs CUDA News - Someone Serge (Anonymous) 10:19:34 Orphanage - afh & dwt (github users) 10:22:27 nix-community - Jonas Chevalier (zimbatm) 10:25:35 Nix-Toolbox - Gytis Ivansekevicius 10:13:06 Evanix: Scheduling as (M)ILP - sinanmohd & Someone Serge (Anonymous) 10:36:50 NüschtOS Search - (Super)Sandro 10:40:47 Pwning the entire Nix ecosystem - 13x1 & ellie :36 10:47:05 Final Speaker Thanks 10:48:30 Final Organization Thanks

7:42 Organisation 34:53 State of the Union - Ron Efroni, Silvan Mosberger, et. al 1:13:54 Nixos-Facter, declarative hardware config, Brian McGee 1:45:13 Kubenix, - Pim Kunis 2:20:48 Deploying random AI models: from pip nightmare to dream2nix - Jorick van Pelt 2:54:50 Tvix - Florian Klink lunch break 4:31:30 Build your own Darnknet - Mic92 (very unfortunate tagline, guys!) 5:05:22 Hashes all the way down - Martin Schwaighofer 5:22:10 ~Stretching~ Deterministic Firmware with Nix - Óli 6:04:43 Nix as the Swiss Army Knive in Cloud Development Environments - Raffaele Di Fazio 6:40:09 Scalabe and secure Nixos Deployments on AWS - Arian van Putten 7:17:10 Thymis: Web Frontend for Managing multiple NixOS Devices - Eli Kogan-Wang & Adrian Block 7:49:47 Introduction to nix-bitcoin - João Thallis 8:10:37 rebuilding builders instead of trusting trust - Martin Schwaighofer 9:04:49 The C-API is surprisingly fun - Tom Bereknyei & Yannik Sander 9:40:38 Buildbot-Nix: a modern open-source nix-native CI/CD - Richard Brezák 10:05:49 nix-make - Tobias Mayer Lighning Talks 10:42:05 10:42:27 Automatic Repair of uninstallable pip-packages in poetry2nix - Roland Coeurjoly 10:47:49 Python Packaging with AI - Nitin Passa 10:53:28 ?(Lockfiles)? - Thomas Bereknyei 10:58:48 Experimental Features - Bryan Honof 11:04:12 Services flake: Services simplified for DEV/CI workflows - Shivaraj B H 11:09:46 Nix is Great for Software Freedom - Arnout, Engelen

#10:41:04 pwning nixpkgs

have anyone found the slides? the last slide which shows building a docker image using nixos modules seems interesting, did that approach go anywhere afterwards?

7:34 - Opening 34:49 - Nix State of the Union 2024 1:13:54 - NixOS Facter: Declarative hardware configuration for NixOS 1:45:12 - Kubenix: Leveraging NixOS modules to generate Kubernates manifests 2:20:42 - Deploying random AI models: from pip nightmare to dream2nix 2:54:52 - Tvix 4:31:12 - Clan: Fully-automated distributed NixOS management 5:05:18 - hashes all way down 5:22:15 - Deterministic Firmware with Nix 6:04:42 - Nix as the Swiss Army Knife in Cloud Development Environments 6:40:02 - Scalable and secure NixOS deploys on AWS 7:17:12 - Thymis - Web Front-end for Managing Multiple NixOS Devices 7:49:47 - Introduction to nix-bitcoin 8:10:36 - Rebuilding builders instead of trusting trust 9:04:49 - The C API in Surprisingly Fun 9:40:29 - buildbot-nix: A modern open-source Nix-native CI/CD 10:04:54 - Introducing nix-make 10:41:52 - Lightning talk block #1

Wish these things are timestamped

I just tried this guy's nix-adt repo. Cool!

groomer

Do you know what the big differences are between nix anywhere and nixops?

omfg this guy is a legend lmaooo 12:00

I feel like yaml doesn’t have to be repetitive. It’s parsed so like just make a smarter parser and structure the requirements better, yeah? I don’t particularly care yaml vs Toml most of the time they’re both a lot better than json.

Good talk

average nixOS user

My ex in high school used to say: “if you trust systemd one day you’ll sell even your underpants to systemd”. I thought he was being dramatic at the time but here we are now 😂

4 years later and I'm learning NixOS and got curious about NixOS history and found this. Thank you! Great presentation and history. Feels like secret history.

Cool, whats the update?

It would be really cool to know what is the new way of doing things with nix* and in May of 2024 this is still an issue; as you learn you naturally come across discussions where you intuitively learn what is the new way

5 years later still no porting guide whatsoever

This was a great talk

This would be perfect for multi-site web hosting.

Engineers are humans too 😅😅😅😅😅👍🏾

awesome work guys!

LOVE the Tolkien reference! That was really well done.

Love this with nixOS, but an alternative is immutable fedora.

So.. You created a way to port wayland applications to mac? using the wayland code from FreeBSD ports? Then, ran into issues with some of the xcode only tools. But, you have a wayland terminal, which you were able to run as a macOS app under macos windowserver without window Decorations, but... it appears your mac is still using quartz and aqua. How does that work? I imagine that this is strictly to get wayland apps to run under macOS, and not to get WAYLAND itself running ON macos without aqua/quartz. Is that the case?

Can anyone confirm that the reason students are allowed to configure at will their environment is because of nixos’ awesome feature of rolling back to previos state?? I never thought about it, but user permissibility is a huge plus of the nixos!!!

18:07 just out of curiosity why is it that "generating non-installer images is a bit of an anti-pattern"?

Let’s get the rfc merged! 🎉 Thank you for your work!

Great video

Awesome, this looks very promising!

Regarding the halium thing: NixOS takes from pmOS. pmOS used to use libhybris. There is discussion explaining why it doesn't now. Apparently it was more work than without it.

flake.nix + fenix + crane did it for me, thanks!

9:28

what about GPU?

terranix, process-compose-flake and cosmos.nix use nixos evalModules too

Gooooooo Martin!

I didn't really understand why we needed a persistent storage until 11:49 where I saw that the logs where kept there. This could have been explained a little bit more at the beginning to make things clearer, to understand why we need this. Apart from that, great project and good presentation, thank you :)

What a great presentation. Very clear and well structured 👏

Please improve your documentation. So that those of us who are new or want to switch distros can know more deeply. Don't just type in the terminal console, I hope it can be more complete like the arch linux documentation

okay, how do we upgrade to tvixos? 😸

love this!

Having args in inputs makes the most sense to me.

What do the bunny ears represent?

Just started with NixOS and set up a bunch of machines with disko and nix-anywhere. Great stuff🚀

Great presentation. Excited to give this a proper go.

This would be such a great example setup to learn from. There isn't more detail about this available is it?

10:10 "incantation" lol

Great talk and really love the infographics!

Cool to see this in-person presentation! I've been using disko since I needed to provision NixOS on several VPS, which was indeed quite nice. For the last one I also tried nixos-anywhere (while booted from a CD image through the web-console of the VPS provider). I was a bit surprised about the distrust toward BTRFS, I must have missed something when I installed it on a home server spanning multiple different disks? So is it really that dangerous or is there some irony involved here? Are there any references that I really shouldn't use it? Or if I were to consider ZFS: would it (still) be a good match if my hardware is (relatively) limited (microserver Gen8 16GB Xeon-1265L, but need most RAM to run k3s with about 10 workloads), and if I (probably) wouldn't use snapshots (because of limited space and selective off-site backups)?