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@codemonkeymike I use the surface kernel, which worked out pretty well!
The one thing I learned rather quickly, however, was that building the kernel and running nixos-rebuild switch on the Surface itself took an ungodly amount of time… 
It was in that moment that I learned about NixOS’ amazing feature of building new configurations on a remote PC and deploying over WiFi.
I was able to build the kernel on my beefy #NixOS desktop and deploy to the Surface in a third of the time! 
@dedsyn4ps3 @codemonkeymike what Surface that is?
dedSyn4ps3 
@dedsyn4ps3@fosstodon.org@mahmoudajawad @codemonkeymike My apologies, I didn’t see your comment!
I’ve got a Surface Pro 6 that I tested out the surface kernel on with #NixOS. Like I had mentioned in an earlier comment, I highly recommend building your new NixOS configuration that includes the surface kernel on a more powerful desktop and allowing the awesome remote deployment feature of #nix to deploy it to the Surface…
@dedsyn4ps3 @codemonkeymike thank you for coming back to me. That's good to know.