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Just came back to linux myself, installed and configured nixos on a brand new low power n95 processor with quick sync ect.
Walk in the park for declarative config with very easy rollback. Its done 24hrs later, its working well, i dont have anything else to tweak and I am new to nixos as well as having been away from linux for a long time..
I mean if you dont have secureboot or TPM support some people would say crucial security features are broken.
TPM is only used for "prevent local tampering with device" but could be used for way more.