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A set of patches to build Redox on NixOS
An attempt to embrace Nix instead of constantly working around the limitations to build Redox OS. The ultra optimistic long-term goal is to be a competing alternative to the GNU make build system the project currently uses, to make Redox builds reproducible and reliable. -
Using NixOS as an stateless workstation
EuAndreh goes through the journey of installing NixOS on their laptop. -
nix-mode.el 1.4.1 release
Added support for the indentation functionsmie-indent-linein NixOS/nix-mode#79 & NixOS/nix-mode#80. Thanks to @j-piecuch and @matthewbauer for the work and testing. -
PDT Partners is looking for an experienced engineer
For our Software Infrastructure team, which is responsible for our build, packaging, CI and deployment tooling. We’re using Nix to package our complex C++ and Python stack, and as part of our wider development environment for our fast-moving trading and research applications. -
Complete overkill or exactly right? Deploying a static site using nix
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Introducing nixpkgs-tungsten: The most convenient way to working with Tungsten Fabric
Tungsten Fabric is the open-source offering of Contrail by Juniper Networks - a powerful SDN solution used by many big names in the IT industry. The nixpkgs-tungsten project provides tools and workflows that make it much easier to work with, and on Tungsten Fabric itself.
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