Hi Théo,
Théo Maxime Tyburn skribis:
> I experimented on a functional approach to the operating
> system declaration. My goal was to be able to pass an operating-system
> instance to a composition of functions, modifying it one after another
> and returning the desired operating-system object. I
Am 29.08.22 um 17:14 schrieb Théo Maxime Tyburn:
Anyway, what do you think about this functionality? Have you already
experimented with similar things?
Did I reinvent the wheel? Is there a better approach?
I really like the idea!
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Regards
Hartmut Goebel
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Hi muradm!
muradm writes:
[...]
>> --BEGIN USE_CASE
>> For example to add jackd to my system I need to add the "realtime"
>> group, add some users to this group and add a pam-limits-service. If
>> I
>> want to remove this functionality from my system using the
>> declarative
>> approach I hav
Hi,
I had similar problem popping up periodically.
So here are my 10 cents..
Théo Maxime Tyburn writes:
Hi guix!
[...]
--BEGIN USE_CASE
For example to add jackd to my system I need to add the
"realtime"
group, add some users to this group and add a
pam-limits-service. If I
want to re
Very cool!
Hi guix!
I experimented on a functional approach to the operating
system declaration. My goal was to be able to pass an operating-system
instance to a composition of functions, modifying it one after another
and returning the desired operating-system object. I find this approach
more convenient be
