Sorry I meant nix-shell -p, I didn't read your original comment properly apparently
It's definitely an option as op wants to run one script from the sounds of it, nix-shell not nix shell is perfect for that
It's a bit needlessly confusing that there are two entirely separate commands with the same name and thought you were talking about the original one
Windows is dropping support for dual boot?
nix shell -p works without flakes enabled
Certifying isn't too bad, I've done it 7 of 8 times now probably because I keep nuking my machines
Why do you need a compatibility layer? It runs x86 lineageos doesn't it?
Waydroid is better than bluestacks imo
I believe that is the desired effect
Caveman gpt: No. Idiot programmer do this instead: (code)
At which point the safer bet is to get them a Chromebook which is supported by Google and not by you
No point imo, the people who benefit significantly from using Linux are the people who understand what it is
I try to get my techy friends on Linux and much of my family are techies anyway but I wouldn't try to put someone who won't be able to fix it themselves on it because then they're stuck if I'm not around to fix it
Does home manager work standalone without having nix first? I've never installed it on non-nixos
Nix shell is absolutely for running packages without installing them it literally tells you to do that in the terminal hint
Nix run iirc only works with flakes
They've definitely been a big problem in the past
As of 550 they seem to have worked out the glaring issues at least in my experience
Ah I read or as of, thought op said dropping support of dual boot