First of all: Guix (and Nix) seems like really interesting projects, I'm just not there yet that I'm going to nuke what I know and love for it.
I probably will one day, but not right now.
But: I'm not sure you're doing your work any justice by labelling it "avant-garde". I think you risk looking "weird" or more dangerous than you need to and might detract people from looking into it.
Someone else just pointed that out to me too. I didn't know of all the connotations of the term, sorry about that. :-)
Avant-garde is a perfect description of Guix. It is an experimental OS that pushes the boundaries of the status quo.
What negative connotations do you think this has among hackers?
The project develops, at the same time, GNU GSD (Guix System Distribution), a GNU operating system.
GNU GSD is an avant-garde GNU system utilizing Guix as its package manager, and the similarly Guile/Scheme based dmd as its init system.