> Wow, thanks! It worked fine. Instead of Emacs I built a modified R
> package, without texlive and icedtea6. After defining the
> GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH variable I moved there "my-R.scm", which included:
>
> (define-module (my-r)
> #:use-module ...) ; same as in statistics.scm
>
> (define-public my-r
Wow, thanks! It worked fine. Instead of Emacs I built a modified R
package, without texlive and icedtea6. After defining the
GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH variable I moved there "my-R.scm", which included:
(define-module (my-r)
#:use-module ...) ; same as in statistics.scm
(define-public my-r
(package
Vicente Vera skribis:
> How can I install a customized .scm package definition?
>
> For example, I want to pass some configure flags to Emacs (such as
> '#:configure-flags '("--without-dbus" ...)'). I copied
> /gnu/store/dbf9i96ac2pbyaibg591bx90a8zhvngc-guix-latest/gnu/packages/emacs.scm
> somewh
Hi Vicente,
On Mon, Aug 31, 2015 at 12:42 PM, Vicente Vera wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Currently i'm using a Guix binary installation on top of my GNU/Linux
> distro. Setup went fine.
>
> So far i've installed only substitutes (everything OK), but there are
> some packages that I want to tweak a little.
Hello,
Currently i'm using a Guix binary installation on top of my GNU/Linux
distro. Setup went fine.
So far i've installed only substitutes (everything OK), but there are
some packages that I want to tweak a little.
How can I install a customized .scm package definition?
For example, I want to
