NixOS 79: Flakes + Home Manager Multiuser/Multihost Configuration (Part 1)

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

[@timsutton926]

Love the content, keep it coming! One suggestion to make our viewing experience better would be to maximise your terminal window and bump up the font size a little. Thanks!

[@ChrisMcDonough]

Good call!

[@tomaintaround]

Finally a super niche tutorial for my super niche need I love the internet

[@marcuswest4572]

Your videos started off abstruse & niche, and are now legible, exoteric and incredibly useful

[@ChrisMcDonough]

That was my family's nickname for me "abstruse and niche" :)

[@marcuswest4572]

@@ChrisMcDonough This Video should go in the Nixos Hall Of Fame. Seriously good

[@ChrisMcDonough]

Thanks a lot!

[@karelkremel]

Just what i was looking for! Works like a charm!

[@madhanRaj-i3q]

i like your content

[@SeanReifschneider]

"sudo reboot" -- I've gotten into the habit of doing "sudo reboot" or "reboot" to keep those out of my history. 🙂

[@ChrisMcDonough]

I live dangerously

[@vaisakh_km]

Why? What's the issue of reboot in histroy?

[@SeanReifschneider]

@@vaisakh_km accidentally rerunning it.

[@marcuswest4572]

Chris, I am surely doing something rather stupid. I have 3 systems configured à la McD. Now 1 system I don't use. So I ping pong between 2 systems. Generally I work a few days on one system, and then when I get to the other system, I run "git pull --ff-only origin main" to get it up-to-date, and then rebuild it. 1. Is this correct? 2. Is this optimal?