Hello, zimoun <zimon.touto...@gmail.com> ezt írta (időpont: 2019. jan. 3., Cs, 19:53): > > Dear Guixers, > > I am running Guix on the top of Debian and I have issue with `guix > environment --pure'. > Well, the documentation provides some tips but I am not sure to understand. > https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/en/html_node/Invoking-guix-environment.html >
I also had this problem on Debian. > I use the Awesome window manager and then I open different xterm. > Then the shell is an interactive shell but not a login shell---if I > understand well---so the dance with .profile, .bash_profile and > .bashrc is not working. I mean when I open an xterm window, the file > .bash_profile is not read, therefore the env variables are not setup. > What I did was to set up things in .xsessionrc. There is a drawback, though, and it is that this startup file uses /bin/sh, which is most probably dash, so I had to adjust the recommendation of sourcing the profile. I also got some indications that the generated file I sourced might assume that the used shell is bash. > The way that I use is to add an `else' clause to the $GUIX_ENVIRONMENT test: > > if [ -n "$GUIX_ENVIRONMENT" ] > then > export PS1="\u@\h \w [dev]\$ " > else > source ~/.bash_profile > fi > > Is it correct and the right way to do? > If yes, does the manual need improvement in this section (footnote)? > I believe it should be improved. There might also be some other distro specific chevats. There was also a discussion about reducing bashism in the generated files, but I don't remember if a conclusion was reached. > > Thank you for any tips. > > All the best, > simon > Best regards, g_bor
