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by kosinus
1844 days ago
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Nix uses symlinks to create user environments, mostly. The rest all points to unique paths in `/nix/store`. Sometimes, environments are also used for applications, mostly modular stuff. Take a Python service started by systemd. The systemd ExecStart points directly to the immutable Nix path of the script, and the script also has a shebang that points directly to the immutable Nix path of the Python interpreter. (The Python interp in turn also links to libraries via direct Nix paths, etc.) |
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