The next release is Windows Only. However, it includes consoles and Steam Deck verified…
Did I read that correctly? What are they skipping, the Commodore 64?
This is a mystery you don’t want to solve.
The next release is Windows Only. However, it includes consoles and Steam Deck verified…
Did I read that correctly? What are they skipping, the Commodore 64?


As others have commented, the article is a little misleading. Especially to those not familiar with NixOS:
These changes have been made available through packages in the nixpkgs repo, branched to the 25.11 release.
However, NixOS doesn’t “stack” GNOME into it. Nor does it carry specific Linux kernels “under the hood”.
You can pin any version of any release of any listed package (including kernels) from the nixpkgs repo to your configuration. More specifically even with Flakes, but that’s not even required, if that isn’t your thing.
So for example, I am running a specific host with NixOS 25.11, and Linux kernel 6.17.58 (LTS). (There is a specific use case for me to do so on that particular host.) This runs out of the box due to how I’ve configured NixOS, which is precisely the point of Nix, you configure it how you want it.


Much appreciated 🙏🏻
Are you, are you
Coming to the tree?