I made a short video review on Bedrock Linux and cross-stratum nix-shell usage
Hey everyone,
I've been running Bedrock Linux for a few weeks now as a custom build I call NMDH-Linux (No More Distro Hopping Linux). To document my experience, I scripted a video review inside Neovim and uploaded it to YouTube to show how incredible this meta-distro is.
The Video Link: https://youtu.be/5bPg1k12PZI?si=Y-01LeyNBbPgPsLM
In the video, I go over my personal pros and cons, like hijacking an existing layout using the .sh parameters, borrowing the bleeding-edge kernel from an Arch stratum while keeping stability via Debian, and navigating window managers across stratum lines.
I also did a quick live demonstration in the terminal using a nix-shell environment on a separate stratum to spawn the steam-locomotive train tool, proving how seamless cross-stratum execution really is.
Let me know what your current stratum setups look like, or if you've run into any dependency bloat while tracking a massive amount of package managers at once!