Pretty much every distribution plays well with the nix package manager. This change is more targeted towards the Fedora atomic desktops like Silverblue, Kinoite etc.
A stable atomic distribution, with nix as the package manager for "user" packages seems like the perfect combination in my opinion.
I am a huge fan of Kagi, been using it for 6+ months now as my “main” search engine. However, I find that queries in my native language (Swedish) results in way less accurate results than if the query was in English.
I would still recommend it to anyone, it’s heaps better than anything else.
Thanks for the tip on Kopia. Setting it up now on Windows 11 to my Synology NAS (SMB). Kopia looks perfect. Using zstd-fastest compression as well for NAS disk space savings.
A stable atomic distribution, with nix as the package manager for "user" packages seems like the perfect combination in my opinion.