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What’s the weirdest one you’ve tried?

NixOS.

Most challenging?

NixOS.

Have you found any really cool defining features in any distro?

Flakes. lol
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  Is there any good tutorials for nixOS? I tried it and felt extremely lost.
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    I enjoyed this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuWPuJZ9NcU

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