So, nix-snapshotter? Also, Flox going all in on "environments" seems like such a choice. I'm sure that Flox is not encouraging shipping a binary-in-a-devshell to Prod, so it seems an interesting branding decision.
It's hard for me to understand if I should be excited about this. I think companies do themselves such huge disservices from not being transparent to the nerds that WILL be the ones helping choose/implement these things. Instead of the current feeling I have, there could be three sentences that explains what Flox is offering here beyond what *anyone* can go do right now with nix-snapshotter.
If it's ecosystem stuff (you get Flox's CI, or CLI, or whatever else), that's not very well sold to me on the landing page. Otherwise I'm feeling left empty-handed.
It's hard for me to understand if I should be excited about this. I think companies do themselves such huge disservices from not being transparent to the nerds that WILL be the ones helping choose/implement these things. Instead of the current feeling I have, there could be three sentences that explains what Flox is offering here beyond what *anyone* can go do right now with nix-snapshotter.
If it's ecosystem stuff (you get Flox's CI, or CLI, or whatever else), that's not very well sold to me on the landing page. Otherwise I'm feeling left empty-handed.