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NixOS for sure, it's poorly documented and even worse designed.
Although I like NixOS, I have to agree with the documentation being crap. Which wouldn't be so bad if it weren't so damn different. I mean, other distros have bad documentation, I just read some man pages or check the Arch or Fedora docs.
Do you also feel this way about Guix' documentation?
Guix's documentation needs a lot more work for sure, but it's definitely better.