Hello Luis, > https://luis-felipe.gitlab.io/downloads/code/2025-03-01-guix-sway-evolution-caldav/os.scm > + > https://luis-felipe.gitlab.io/downloads/code/2025-03-01-guix-sway-evolution-caldav/sway.config > > ❷ Create the virtual machine > > $ guix system vm os.scm > /gnu/store/l1kiw3wma56wn6yvss2bpyz7s6ivpn3y-run-vm.sh > > ❸ Run it > > /gnu/store/l1kiw3wma56wn6yvss2bpyz7s6ivpn3y-run-vm.sh -nic > user,model=virtio-net-pci -m 2000M > > ❹ Log in with username "tester" and password "excuseme" > ❺ Start sway using the sway configuration file > > sway --config sway.config > > I'd recommend using Ctrl+Alt+G to make the VM grab mouse and keyboard > input. >
Thanks a lot. I did not know about this way of running a vm in guix, it is quite convenient. It took me a bit of searching to change the keyboard layout to azerty in console (for sway, I just took what I had done already), but it works. Now that I know about this, I'll try other setups in a virtual machine. Cheers! -- David Lecompte <[email protected]>
