jacob
joined 2 years ago
(also ft. the hot air balloon i just built)
I felt that the asymmetry of the first extension (the purple part with green roof in the middle) was a bit too jarring and the support for that structure was questionable looking, so i added another section to even it all out and put an observatory dome on the top so that it didn't look too symmetrical.
I added the purple section arching over Dojo Street with a green roof on top. As an added bonus it provides rain cover for the Dojo Street Subway Station entrance below it ๐
NixOS is immutable and highly reproducible, with the ability to rebuild identical systems with a declarative configuration file--including installed packages.
So in the case of multiple public computers, you would only need to create/maintain one configuration file that defines all of the user profiles, permissions, restrictions, settings, software packages, you name it.
It would without a doubt be what i'd choose for a fleet of public library computers. Extremely reliable and easy to setup to prevent tampering or misuse.