I think it has worked at some point, but, to be honest, I am not sure as I usually just use sleep.
I would now like to set up hybrid sleep, but for that I first need to get hibernation working once and for all
Current state is that it neither works on my work machine (a Dell Latitude 7440), nor on my private notebook (a Lenovo Thinkpad T470).
Current #HomeLab status: I‘m making progress very slowly. The server is assembled and up and running Proxmox 8. Yesterday I‘ve build a custom NixOS installiert that has my SSH key pre-loaded. That way I can boot a VM and set it up using nix-anywhere. Tonight I‘m planning to try this out the first time. #proxmox#NixOS#linux#SysAdmin
OK so I finally gave NixOS a shot and oh gosh it's a game changer. The thing NixOS solves is everything I hate about linux that I apparently mistakenly believed was "just how linux works".
I honestly did not know it was possible for a linux system to not suck as much as NixOS doesn't suck.
If you're already familiar with Linux, then #nixos is great, and all you need is a good degree in computer science to be able to write the configuration files. If you have one of those, you can learn it in about six months. If you haven't? Well, then it'll be about three years and six months.
Yes, and don't get me wrong, I very much appreciate #nixos and am using it on two of my home servers, and using nix to manage packages on my Macs. I do think there's something in the suggestion that it's easier if you don't have to un-learn a lot of stuff first! And, while I do have a couple of CS degrees to help me, I must confess my functional programming is rusty, not having had a use for it since my undergrad exams until now :-)
Plop.js is awesome. I wanted it on non-node projects. But I'd need to list node, package.json, package.lock and have node_modules themselves in the project folder, right? Not any more.
Now it's a development shell dependency. Keeping Node itself outside of the project. Just the plopfile, and the templates need to be present.
Got my first development environment (Jekyll website) running in NixOS on my Framework laptop using devenv. That makes this my first successful dev environment in nix. :) Nice work @domenkozar!
Man, the longer I have :nixos: #NixOS and :manjaro: #Manjaro running in parallel, the more annoyed I am by the :archlinux: #ArchLinux way, e.g.:
· Python update ⇒ all python-based #AUR packages must be rebuilt. #pipx-installed packages also need reinstallation.
· separation between distro repos and AUR is anoying. 'yay -Syu' (or whatever) never really works in one go (be it some stupid sudo prompt later)
· so many AUR packages don't build reliably or at all.
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@nobodyinperson Completely agree! When I used Ubuntu and needed to tweak something I was always worried that I would forget what I'd done and be unable to fix it again in the future. With #NixOS it's written down and commented, and I can deploy the same config over and over again 😁