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Thank you so much for the reply!
NixOS really seems like a perfect fit in your case.
Interesting. All the declarative distros (I know) operate like that; at least to ensure being declarative. Would you prefer it if a
<insert favorite package manager> install <insert name of package>
would automatically modifyconfiguration.nix
?Fair. Hopefully work on official FOSS drivers provided by Nvidia (and others) will resolve this problem for good in the near future.
I'm glad to hear that you've been enjoying Bazzite and KDE!
FWIW, if you'd like to explore how declarative Fedora Atomic (and uBlue, hence Bazzite) are in their current iterations, then perhaps it's worth looking at BlueBuild and uBlue's own documentation on this. Though, I imagine that (based on your previous experience with NixOS) you wouldn't necessarily approve of this. Though, I suppose drivers should work this time around.