ruby - What is the meaning of *nix? - Stack Overflow *nix means UNIX-like; it is an operating system that behaves in a manner similar to that of a UNIX operating system without necessarily conforming to the Single UNIX Specification Wikipedia:*nix actually redirects to Wikipedia:Unix-like As for Ruby's connection to *nix, Ruby was developed mostly on GNU Linux by the open-source community, so it may be something to do with Ruby running better
How can I test the syntax of a single nix file? - Stack Overflow 1 How can I test the syntax of a single nix file? To check if it compiles correctly Often I'm working on a Nixos config and it would be useful to have a faster way to check for syntax errors as opposed to nixos-rebuild build as it takes at least a few seconds
nix - selecting a list of files as build input - Stack Overflow I would like to restrict the number of files to include in my build src to a select few Directly passing the list of files to src or srcs isn't allowed as an archive or a directory is expected I
How to create a Python executable with nix flake }; }); } What should I use in flake nix in order to create an executable that is equivalent to the following? python main py I want to create the executable with the command nix build in the shell (it means with the necessary packages installed) I have added apps in my file: { description = "virtual environment with python and streamlit";
nixos - When does a Nix path type make it into the Nix store when . . . Reason for editing the title: This thread is more specifically about when will files referenced by relative paths get copied to the Nix store For example, as I just learned, a bare relative path will also get copied to the Nix store if assigned to an environment variable in a Nix expression