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Hi I am new to NixOS and want to try a friendly setup. I am quite confused at this page, which is a essential page for setup the system: Any help? |
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You don't exactly need to "install" bud, it is included in the devshell of the latest devos. So you should be able to do |
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I also ran into the same initial confusion after following the instructions on the docs. The "Quick Start" page and some of the other pages seem to be out of sync with one another. "Quick Start" has instructions for installing DevOS with the following command: nix-shell https://github.com/divnix/devos/archive/core.tar.gz -A shell \
--run "flk get core" That will work – it gives you the My solution to that was to ignore the "Quick Start" docs and do something like the following: git clone git@github.com:divnix/devos.git
cd devos
rm -rf .git
nix develop My two cents: it seems like the Quick Start docs should either be updated to point to |
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I also found the documentation confusing. The Quick Start relies on the 'bud' command without introducing it. Also, current version of the repository seems not to provide
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I also ran into the same initial confusion after following the instructions on the docs. The "Quick Start" page and some of the other pages seem to be out of sync with one another.
"Quick Start" has instructions for installing DevOS with the following command:
nix-shell https://github.com/divnix/devos/archive/core.tar.gz -A shell \ --run "flk get core"
That will work – it gives you the
core
branch. But on thecore
branch, onlyflk
is available, notbud
. I'm guessing that's why @cwhy was under the impression that they needed to install it (but please correct me if I'm assuming too much). So was I, until I realizedbud
was added in a commit later than the last commit oncore
.My solution …