On 06/22/2018 at 08:36 George Clemmer writes:
> What is GUIX_PROFILE is for?
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> First question:
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> If I log into a GuixSD vm-image w/ 1 package installed ...
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> nemo:~ $ ssh g1@sysi34.local
> Last login: Fri Jun 22 08:24:11 2018 from fe80::1c82:5c21:6372:5970%eth0
> g1@sysi34 ~$ guix package
Hmm... Locales are defined at the system level.
I don't know if traditional unices can define locale for individual user
profiles.
I think desktop environments handle that themselves.
Maybe Guix could introduce an environment variable, e.g. GUIX_USER_LOCALE.
Guix can then inspect the content of
OK, thanks for the heads up.
So does it mean that all languages will always get displayed in the dir node?
If more languages get added in the future, wouldn't that clutter the buffer?
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The broken nodes are my fault :/ I will fix that as soon as I can.
Basically, they exist as (guix.fr)Invoquer ... instead of
(guix)Invoquer ...
Otherwise, that's because we install localized info pages during guix
pull. Info doesn't support locale-based directories like man, so you see
all
Hi there!
On my english system, I noticed since a recent `guix pull && guix
package -u` my `dir` info buffer looks like the following
--8<---cut here---start->8---
File: dir, Node: Top This is the top of the INFO tree
This (the Directory node)
What is GUIX_PROFILE is for?
First question:
If I log into a GuixSD vm-image w/ 1 package installed ...
nemo:~ $ ssh g1@sysi34.local
Last login: Fri Jun 22 08:24:11 2018 from fe80::1c82:5c21:6372:5970%eth0
g1@sysi34 ~$ guix package -I
znc 1.7.0 out
