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For users looking for a more streamlined and reproducible way to manage NixOS configurations, the [[Flakes]] feature has been gaining popularity within the community. While Flakes introduce some new concepts compared to traditional workflows, many users find them a convenient and organized approach to managing system and development configurations.

For users looking for a more streamlined and reproducible way to manage NixOS configurations, the Flakes feature has been gaining popularity within the community. While Flakes introduce some new concepts compared to traditional workflows, many users find them a convenient and organized approach to managing system and development configurations.

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	~~If you want~~ a more ~~composable<sup>[citation needed]</sup>~~ NixOS ~~configuration setup~~, the ~~still-experimental~~ [[Flakes]] feature ~~is causing a lot of excitement in~~ the community. ~~Managing flakes requires~~ a ~~good basic understanding~~ and ~~some existing hands on experience with the Nix ecosystem~~.		For users looking for a more streamlined and reproducible way to manage NixOS configurations, the [[Flakes]] feature has been gaining popularity within the community. While Flakes introduce some new concepts compared to traditional workflows, many users find them a convenient and organized approach to managing system and development configurations.