me and fedora have been boxing for a while now and I’m thinking I want to try something else after I finish designing my next home server case for it.

I’m considering NASty https://github.com/nasty-project/nasty as it’s doing pretty much everything out of box I want to do with this next one already, and even though it’s young, it’s build on nixOS, which I consider mature at this point.

But I have no experience with nixOS. It sounds like it’s a less obnoxious form of fedora coreOS. Any opinions?

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I'm personally very happy with my proxmox based server(s). I'm using community scripts for many of the setups of actual services. Over all, it's low maintenance and if I'm having issues it isn't with the host system. Not once did a system update cause a failed boot after.

That being said, NASty sounds rather promising. I doubt I'll switch over, but it might at least make for a fun experiment. And being nix based is rather nice for reproducibility.

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