Hello Guix!
A few hours ago I deployed current Cuirass on ci.guix and its build
machines. The expected benefits are:
1. Better throughput. I fixed a bug that would lead “workers” to
eventually get ignored by ‘cuirass remote-server’, meaning they
would become idle until either the se
Lost in communication I guess ;)
Andy Tai aliandika:
> no, not my effort. I just pointed out that report. credit to the
> real author Sarthak Shah
>
I've actually met Sarthak on Matrix where he was
talking about his work to our group. I used to
stick around to hear what he had up his plate.
no, not my effort. I just pointed out that report. credit to the
real author Sarthak Shah
On Mon, Oct 2, 2023 at 1:13 PM Munyoki Kilyungi wrote:
>
> Andy Tai aliandika:
>
> > Not seen mentioned on this mailing list yet, so probably of interest:
> > GSOC project's final report:
> > https://bl
Andy Tai aliandika:
> Not seen mentioned on this mailing list yet, so probably of interest:
> GSOC project's final report:
> https://blog.lispy.tech/parameterized-packages-the-project-completion-update.html
>
Thanks for the effort!
--
(Life is like a pencil that will surely run out,
but w
Hi!
As some of you probably know, there are issues using GCC to compile C++
code, especially for embedded systems.¹²³⁴⁵
Another problem I encountered is that there is only one libstdc++
version, which may not match the GCC version one might wish to use.
I stumbled into these problems while
I am playing with Talos right now, which is a Kubernetes Linux
distribution. It doesn't provide any ssh access. You can configure it using
api only.
I am wondering if anyone wants to work (or working) on similar thing using
Guix, Shepherd and Goblins.
It would be great to just boot guix w
Adam Faiz writes:
>> The last message in that issue discussion is mine:
>
>>FWIW M-x guix-installed-packages (and all the other stuff) works for me
>
>> Is it *actually* broken? If it is and you can provide information on
> how to trigger the broken behavior we might be a step closer to fi
Hi Andy,
Andy Tai skribis:
> Regardless of one's opinion of emacs, I just want to add that this is
> itself strange. I have contributed some (package definition) patches
> to guix, all without using emacs.
>
> I am not an emacs user, so emacs is not necessary for contributing to guix.
> For wha
Hi,
Ricardo Wurmus skribis:
>> I was recently inspired from Nix's oci-container feature and wrote a thin
>> wrapper around the docker CLI to enable the management of
>> docker containers through Shepherd [0]. This enables handling of non
>> packaged services through guix system reconfigure and
Hi Katherine,
Katherine Cox-Buday writes:
> This is awesome, thanks Wilko!
>
> I've been talking with my wife who is the field of psychology. As part
> of her degree, and as part of her ongoing education, she's studied how
> to design studies/surveys so that they're not biased and don't produc
Janneke Nieuwenhuizen aliandika:
[...]
>>
>> Thank you for your opinion but it's just that: a subjective judgement
>> based on your own episodic experience.
>
> I'm sorry if my tone was too harsh, I now realise this is still
> triggering old pain.
>
> Why is it still OK to for people to keep s
Pjotr Prins aliandika:
> On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 03:34:59PM -0400, Christine Lemmer-Webber wrote:
>> Very excited for FOSDEM / Guix Days 2024! Definitely think there's been
>> plenty happening in Spritely-land that we'll have some things we want to
>> get in front of people, and conversations ab
Christine Lemmer-Webber
aliandika:
> indieterminacy writes:
>
>> As can be imagined, some of these softwares have stacks which Guix is
>> not so usually adept at packaging.
>
> As a side note, I suspect the major paint point of *all* of these
> systems, which is the Javascript side for user-faci
Hi Ricardo,
On Thu, 28 Sep 2023 at 08:35, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> Across the wider GNU system the command for accessing manuals is “info”
> followed by the name of the manual, e.g. “info guix” or “info
> guix-cookbook”.
Yeah but for instance I barely use Info because I never remember how to
nav
Hi,
On Tue, 26 Sep 2023 at 12:28, Maxim Cournoyer wrote:
>> My understanding is that feature-branches are now the canonical way to
>> work on things, and core-updates has become just another kind of
>> feature-branch for landing groups of large changes that don't really
>> fit anywhere; the diff
> The last message in that issue discussion is mine:
>FWIW M-x guix-installed-packages (and all the other stuff) works for me
> Is it *actually* broken? If it is and you can provide information on
how to trigger the broken behavior we might be a step closer to fixing
it.
I assumed that M-x
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