As I said, they tried it at the height of their power and failed. I find it far more likely that winblows becomes a Linux distro. It fits their EEE motto a lot better.
Facial recognition, eye tracking, what you chose, how much it took you to make that choice, were you tempted by the flavours, etc. There's so much data corporations will pay good money for...
Yeah I'm doing the same, I even tried to import a nonexistent file, and use build like you instead of switch, but I'm only getting the error from above.
I actually thought, it said somewhere in there, that the file isn't staged, but apparently not even that (anymore?).
It's a different error. To me it looks like you tried to import a file that doesn't exist. I made the file correctly and imported it, just didn't git add it. After committing I switched without issues.
Only the modules/terminal/new_file.nix in the second-last line is relevant.
For me that error message was in the same spot. The rest of the trace is what was evaled so you got to that error. It's the same principle as stack trace in other languages.
You don't happen to be using Lix or something, do you?
No, unstable nixos + home-manager. The error above was from
My first attempt to learn to code was more than a decade ago with python. I went through the basics, and decided to start a small project to practice. At the time python didn't really have too many applications apart from automating tasks (before Hugo, flask, etc), so what did I think up? To make an automated propositional logic theorem prover. You input a formula, it tells you whether it's a tautology or not.
Great idea, there are some relatively simple algorithms we've learned for pen and paper, it doesn't seem too hard, etc. After a month I learned that it's an extremely complex problem with billions invested in solving it because it's directly relevant to PCB manufacturing.
That attempt failed horribly, and it took me a few more years and attempts before I found a good method. Web dev was actually crucial because I had direct feedback on simple logic.
So if you're anything like me, make a blog from scratch or something else that's actually simple, but gives you immediate visual feedback. And just to be clear, I ended up absolutely hating frontend, but it was a great stepping stone.
Do you have any snaps installed? Each one slows down your boot time because every snap is virtually mounted on boot.
You think you don't have any snaps? Ubuntu hijacks apt commands to install snaps.
You removed snaps completely from your system to avoid that? Ubuntu reinstalls it after an update.
And that's besides the fact you're trusting a closed source app store that's managed by scum who sold user data to Amazon. They can literally add whatever spyware they want to FOSS and you won't know it. And considering how many people accused them of illegally harvesting data through Azure Ubuntu images...
As I said, they tried it at the height of their power and failed. I find it far more likely that winblows becomes a Linux distro. It fits their EEE motto a lot better.