I have had a great experience using the Nix package manager on other Linux distros. It's super easy to try out software with `nix-shell -p somepackage`. (It's a little rockier on macOS.)
Another neat trick is reproducible shell scripts that use Nix to declare their dependencies in a sort of extended shebang line.
Another neat trick is reproducible shell scripts that use Nix to declare their dependencies in a sort of extended shebang line.