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You can configure NixOS to have as little or as much as you want by setting the right options. Arch allows customising to a similar level but that's less.. configuring and more installing things and tweaking stuff here and there.
10000 options whoa. Is there a howto you'd recommend for navigating those? Or maybe an example config if I want the experience limited to a text editor and an nfs mount.
The default configuration generated by
nixos-generate-config
is a good starting point. From there you can probably find more things to disable or trim down.environment.systemPackages
andenvironment.defaultPackages
for example are lists you can make very short.