Hi all,
Our mono package is pretty severely out of date. I want to take care of
updating it to a version consistent with this century. However, there
seems to be an issue perhaps along the lines similar to bootstrapping
Rust and JDK.
Mono, for most distributions, seems to be bootstrapped with
Hello,
thanks for your feedback Ludo'! :-)
Ludovic Courtès writes:
[...]
> Given that we already have ‘guix system container’, declarative
> containers are a low hanging fruit.
"low hanging fruit" is much more expressive than "last mile" :-)
> We could have a ‘container’ (or ‘sub-system’?)
Hello,
On Tue, Mar 26, 2019 at 04:32:46PM +0100, Pierre Neidhardt wrote:
> Sorry, I misunderstood the conclusion of the discussion: I thought that
> we would simply follow the package naming convention as per the manual.
I am confused about this statement. The naming convention speaks a bit
Hi Paul!
> I have found that the flickering is caused by the change in aspect
> ratio as the video moves from the slide view to the screen view (and
> back). Parole and Videos have a default 'Auto' setting for aspect
> ratio that re-sets the aspect ratio during playback. If I change to a
>
Ludovic Courtès writes:
> I’m thinking we should change ‘guix environment -C’ to map to a UID
> other than zero, at least by default. When developing code, some tools
> may behave differently when running under UID 0 and that’s rarely what
> we need I think. Thoughts?
I agree. Defaulting
Hello,
Giovanni Biscuolo skribis:
> having that, the "last mile" in *obsoleting* tools like Docker &
> Co. (e.g. kubernetes, even openstack probably) is to have a declarative
> way to setup containers, something like `containers.` from NixOS
> [1]
[...]
> [1]
Hi Laura,
> If others could test with their own players that may give us clue.
> Sure, as many players, the better.
I have found that the flickering is caused by the change in aspect
ratio as the video moves from the slide view to the screen view (and
back). Parole and Videos have a default
Hello!
Pierre Neidhardt skribis:
> I'm trying to run an graphical application with audio in a Guix
> environment.
>
> So far:
>
> guix environment --container \
> --share=/tmp/.X11-unix/ \
> --share=/dev/snd \
> --ad-hoc foo coreutils -- \
> env DISPLAY=$DISPLAY foo "$@"
>
>
> I get
Hi Gábor,
Gábor Boskovits skribis:
> I've pushed a branch with some preliminary work on the netlink wrapper
> for guix, so that
> we can have ipv6 static network configuration, and a bunch of other
> goodies, including hopefully container networking.
> This is in quite an early stage, I was
Tobias Geerinckx-Rice writes:
> guix-comm...@gnu.org wrote:
>> gnu: wesnoth-server: Rename package to
>> the-battle-for-wesnoth-server.
>
> My fault for totally missing the review window,
These changes were not submitted as patches, so there was no review
window.
It would have been better to
Pierre,
guix-comm...@gnu.org wrote:
gnu: wesnoth-server: Rename package to
the-battle-for-wesnoth-server.
My fault for totally missing the review window, but could we at
least drop the articles from the-long-package-names before they
become too widespread? (I'll defer to you on l-abbaye,
Pierre Neidhardt skribis:
> Ludovic Courtès writes:
[...]
>> The daemon could have a special RPC: you give it a file name and it
>> returns a store item (or package+version?) or #f.
>
> I think you meant "store itemS" (plural), no?
Yes.
>> Internally it’d call ‘guix substitute’ to fetch the
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