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by perrygeo
167 days ago
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Don't think of nix-darwin as an alternative to homebrew. Por que no los dos? You can run homebrew (declaratively!) via nix-darwin, and I think they complement each other quite well. I stick to nixpkgs for most of the foundational system tools, lsps, build tools - basically anything that works in the terminal and is fully open source. For everything else (zoom, slack, vscode, firefox, etc) I use homebrew packages. The combo gives you options and is a strict superset of what you can do with homebrew or nixpkgs alone. Best of both worlds really. The article I used to help set up, in case this helps anyone: https://davi.sh/blog/2024/01/nix-darwin/ |
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