When you get stuck you explain your problem to the turkey, and that helps to understand the problem better.

After seeing this comment I had to check how Disney is involved if they don’t own the restaurant. The restaurant is in Disney World (specifically Disney Springs). https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8jl0ekjr0go

IIUC that does put the restaurant in the special tax district that gives Disney the authority of a county government. But my very cursory search seems to indicate that restaurant safety oversight is managed at the state level.

Specifically programs.steam.enable = true sets up the direct rendering and 32-bit libraries that you generally need.

I was confused at first about how to install wine runners in Lutris or in Bottles. It turns out you do it the same way as in any other distro, through the app.

As someone who is not onboard with dismantling the existing political system without a better system ready to go, I think that dual power sounds like a great idea!

Seems like a good idea!

Does it relate to stylix or ThemeNix? Does it do something different? (I haven’t tried any of these so I’m not clear on how they compare.)

It’s possible (and I think advisable) to set your flake nixos config to set the system flake registry to point to the same nixpkgs revision that your flake uses. The nixos-starter-configs standard template has two lines that do this:

# Opinionated: make flake registry and nix path match flake inputs
registry = lib.mapAttrs (_: flake: {inherit flake;}) flakeInputs;
nixPath = lib.mapAttrsToList (n: _: "${n}=flake:${n}") flakeInputs;

That actually adds all of your flake inputs to the system flake registry. So for example if in addition to your nixpkgs input you also have an input you named nixpkgs-unstable then can also reference that with stuff like nix shell. For example:

nix shell nixpkgs#hello nixpkgs-unstable#cowsay

Thanks! This is my blog. I might have some more Nix content coming up relating to Rust and docker-compose because that’s what I’ve been working with.