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I've been using it on my main computer for about 6 months now.

It's been the steepest learning curve, but yeilded the biggest dividends so far.

The other day I needed to install some software from a specific 3 year old branch. Copying the default.nix for the up to date version and changing a few of the options got it up and running with minimal fuss.

There are certainly some rough edges around usability, but the fundamental value prop is immense.

Also just using nix as a secondary package manager on mac or some other Linux distro is great, I'd expect shell.nix to start showing up in an increasing amount of OSS projects. It showed up in hashicorp's latest project