Can a non-programmer that's an existing GNU/Linux user reasonably manage to install and use GNU Guix System as a daily...

Can a non-programmer that's an existing GNU/Linux user reasonably manage to install and use GNU Guix System as a daily driver if non-free firmware/drivers/software is not a concern? Or is learning Guile a necessity?

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UX failure.

I have never written a line of code in my entire life and maintaining NixOS is not that difficult. Most of the time is just config or dependency management. For GuixSD, I think it would just be declaring /etc files and Arch wiki documents a lot of them.

You don't need to learn how the language works to write a config.

Guix config is gay Lisp shit with no good abstractions. NixOS config is just slightly fancier JSON with optional use of functions.

>Lisp
>no abstractions
choose one

That's exactly what I meant. Guix has no good abstractions by itself because it expects you to glue the pieces together yourself using obscure Lisp code.

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I see your point now, reasonable. But is this a "real" problem? Probably there will be some nice 3rd-party libraries like setup.el or use-package for emacs.

You've been obnoxiously shilling this GNU/trash for well over a year now. And the fun part? - You do it all for free and for 0 results. Nobody used it before, nobody uses it now, and nobody will ever use it in the future.

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