One of my hopes and dreams for 2023 is the creation of a full GUI front end for NixOS so a beginner (like me) can use the GUI to easily create (and modify) a full NixOS configuration for a simple standalone Linux setup.
In my case it would be Ubuntu, Gnome, Wayland and the usual apps: Firefox, Inkscape, LibreOffice, Timeshift, VLC, SyncThing, Audacity, FreeFileSync, Shotwell, Flameshot, etc. Nothing fancy and no dev tools and no container stuff. The GUI would make it easy to add and remove apps as needed.
Great episode, as usual.
One of my hopes and dreams for 2023 is the creation of a full GUI front end for NixOS so a beginner (like me) can use the GUI to easily create (and modify) a full NixOS configuration for a simple standalone Linux setup.
In my case it would be Ubuntu, Gnome, Wayland and the usual apps: Firefox, Inkscape, LibreOffice, Timeshift, VLC, SyncThing, Audacity, FreeFileSync, Shotwell, Flameshot, etc. Nothing fancy and no dev tools and no container stuff. The GUI would make it easy to add and remove apps as needed.
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