I recently returned to Debian after a long hiatus in Ubuntu. This time, I'm using Guix as my package manager.
It's a wonderful combo. Bleeding edge, reproducable, roll-backable, any version I choose, packages if I want them via Guix. Apt and the occasional .deb file as a fallback or for system services (nginx etc). And Debian as the no-bs, no-snap, solid foundation of everything.
I have.... it was a bit too much of a leap for me at the moment. And also I rely for work on proprietary software such as MS Teams which I wasn't sure I could install on GuixSD?
It's a wonderful combo. Bleeding edge, reproducable, roll-backable, any version I choose, packages if I want them via Guix. Apt and the occasional .deb file as a fallback or for system services (nginx etc). And Debian as the no-bs, no-snap, solid foundation of everything.
To me this is the future.