I’d assign pinkie pie to a rolling release like arch or gentoo. You can customize and get constant updates. You can also switch around the desktop environment to keep things new and interesting.
These frequentchanges goes with her energetic personality.
I think that works better than “this is OS can tolerate her”
That is also true for NixOS. Since it’s declarative, the only things that break when you switch DEs are the settings the DEs themselves change when you run them
There’s an unstable channel. Because of how nix works you can mix different channel packages since deps are independent (nothing is installed system wide)
I’d assign pinkie pie to a rolling release like arch or gentoo. You can customize and get constant updates. You can also switch around the desktop environment to keep things new and interesting.
These frequentchanges goes with her energetic personality.
I think that works better than “this is OS can tolerate her”
That is also true for NixOS. Since it’s declarative, the only things that break when you switch DEs are the settings the DEs themselves change when you run them
I only tried nixos once and briefly, so I’m not that familiar with it. Is it a rolling release distro?
There’s an unstable channel. Because of how nix works you can mix different channel packages since deps are independent (nothing is installed system wide)