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I've been using less and less Flatpak and more Nix-built packages. The
advantages of copying the Flatpak runtime is pretty nice but it faces
similar problems to simply migrating your home directory from one
installation to another such as version config mismatches and different
cache that might affect newer installations in a subtle way. It is often
better to have a new runtime directory and selectively back up all of
the required apps that you want to migrate.
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@ -70,9 +70,6 @@ This is especially applicable to programs I always use such as my text editor co
The potential for it is pretty nice especially when seen with similar implementations such as Guix home environment. The potential for it is pretty nice especially when seen with similar implementations such as Guix home environment.
However, I don't want to rebuild it every time I change it. However, I don't want to rebuild it every time I change it.
** Plus, most of my applications are now installed using link:https://flatpak.org/[Flatpak] anyways.
It is a tad easier to manage configurations installed this way (e.g., just copy `~/.var` between your systems or make backups with it).
* Migration of my link:https://github.com/foo-dogsquared/dotfiles[dotfiles]. * Migration of my link:https://github.com/foo-dogsquared/dotfiles[dotfiles].
I still use it on other non-NixOS systems. I still use it on other non-NixOS systems.