You can ignore or delete this patch if it is causing problems.
If I remember correctly, that was a patch I submitted a couple of years ago
when I was attempting to package some embedded software tools, either the
zephyr west tool or platformio, both written in python. That sent me down the
rabb
On Tue, 26 Sept 2023 at 11:55, Attila Lendvai
wrote:
if Guix is using a rolling release model, then maybe it's not an
unreasonable expectation that the online manual also follows the
latest in the git repo, no?
maybe we should stop prefixing devel/, and start prefixing the
releases?
W
MSavoritias writes:
What i meant more was:
- Offer an alternative to Emacs.
- Specify a distro like doom Emacs that comes with better
defaults.
I would maybe lean towards the second one i here fyi. I agree it
would be nice
to introduce people to lisp modifiable editors :D
I would lea
MSavoritias writes:
I go to the manual to learn package management,
https://guix.gnu.org/en/manual/devel/en/guix.html#Package-Management
Apparently i have to either use the terminal or something called
emacs.
If I follow the guide located here:
https://emacs-guix.gitlab.io/website/manual
Any Guix talks planned for Packaging Con?
https://cfp.packaging-con.org/2023/cfp
There is a phenomenon in manufacturing quality control where
sometimes adding inspectors decreases the number of defects that
get past inspection unnoticed, because one inspector catches a
defect that another inspector missed, but other times the number
of unnoticed defects actually goes UP, pr
> https://github.com/guix-zephyr
I actually reserved this organization name on GitHub a while back hoping to
someday do what you already did. I am happy to add you to it or transfer it
over to you entirely if you want.
I am looking forward to reading the details of what you did, thanks!
Thank you for all of your great work on packaging the Zephyr SDK for Guix! I
had the same feelings about West and its approach to handling dependencies.
PlatformIO has a similar issue where parts of it are very useful, but it would
be great to be able use Guix to manage firmware libraries instea
Actually, my new friend Mitchell just created a blog post about
using
GNU Guix for Zephyr kernels:
https://gnucode.me/building-toolchains-with-guix.html
Great blog post, thank you! It makes me a little hesitant about
Zephyr if they have just given up on other people building their
SDK, bu
I just stumbled across Oniro[1], the Eclipse Foundation's new
operating system.
It seems that its main goal is to be able to run a common
operating system on multiple embedded kernels, either the Linux
kernel for larger devices or the Zephyr kernel for smaller ones.
Since Guix System can run
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