29 *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. The NixOS cheatsheet describes how to install packages from unstable in configuration.nix.
It starts off by saying to add the unstable channel like so: I'm trying to enable allow "unfree" packages, either globally or per-package, when using MyNixOS (excellent Flake configuration app for Nix) with Nix Flakes on Mac OS. When trying to inst... How to allow "unfree" packages in Nix, for each situation?: {NixOS, Nix ... /nix/store/v099hqvw5z87423p4hz1vfhzaqa07dii-stdenv-linux/setup: line 114: $'\r': command not found > I supposed that the problem is linked to the different way linux and window ( see this website) have to break a line.
bo nix height, nix flake - How to fix Nix build failure due to a file using the ... Which version of nix are you running? Did you enable the flakes feature in a config file, such as /etc/nix/nix.conf (through configuration.nix for example) or ~/.config/nix/nix.conf? You can check with nix show-config | grep experimental. Writing code with Nix-the-language is definitely on-topic here.
bo nix height, Installation, probably not (as installing Nix is not a task unique to software development); you'd likely do better at discourse.nixos.org
