On Wed, 13 Jul 2022 20:13:11 -0500 jgart wrote:
Here's some new error output from Gajim:
λ ps aux | grep gajim
jgart 990 11.3 0.9 636060 148352 ? Sl 21:24 0:04
/gnu/store/1m48ama708vh9cjn79yw6cj8sgg7pa1b-python-wrapper-3.9.9/bin/python
/gnu/store/40m247zwdlb2pfasla7limgxs7zqaw
Hi Guix,
Every so often I get this error and gajim fails to start. I'm on a foreign
distro, void linux.
```
λ gajim
No translations found
Dirs searched: [PosixPath('/home/jgart/.local/share'),
PosixPath('/home/jgart/.guix-profile/share'),
PosixPath('/home/jgart/.guix-profile/share'),
PosixPa
My explanation must not have been clear. You can read more on search-paths at
https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Search-Paths.html#Search-Paths
Basically, it's a declaration on packages that specify which path-like
environment variables they honor.
When building an environment/profi
Your explanations are very helpful, thank you, and your links made
me realize that devel version of the manual has lots of
information that I could not find in the stable version of the
manual.
During the build, search-paths and native-search-paths are used
to set up environment variables. If
Hi,
I'm trying to add dwm-desktop-service to my guix system. I have two
configurations:
- guix system for non-portable system configuration,
- guix home for portable system configuration (mainly text editor).
For example, I put networking service in guix system because if I were to
move my guix hom
Maybe the general case is C programs rather than wrappers.
During the build, search-paths and native-search-paths are used to set up
environment variables. If you use --keep-failed and interrupt a build you'l
find them in /tmp/guix-build-…/environment-variables.
For C programs, LIBRARY_PATH is
Hi,
I moved to Guix recently. I'm trying to remove network-manager from
%desktop-services.
(modify-services %desktop-services
(delete network-manager-service-type))
However, I get an error:
>guix system: error: service 'ntpd' requires 'networking', which is not
provided by any service
I see the p
The mecanism depends a bit on the build system but for C
programs, it's embeded at build-time in its RPATH. For
applications, there are
wrappers
(https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Build-Utilities.html#Wrappers).
So in general, packages use environment variables to find the
abs
The information is all in the package. You can see for instance store paths
that are embedded form a store path with:
guix gc --references /gnu/store/…
The mecanism depends a bit on the build system but for C programs, it's embeded
at build-time in its RPATH. For applications, there are wrapper
I apologize for a very basic question, but I could not find where this is
documented. If a paper or manual page describes this I would be happy to read
it.
How, in general, does code in a Guix package find its dependency packages at
run time?
Does it potentially work differently for each build
Hi Thomas,
On Wednesday, July 13th, 2022 at 09:28, Thomas Danckaert
wrote:
> Dear mailing list,
>
> after 5 months without updating my system (I know!), I just ran guix
> pull and reconfigured my system with the latest gnome desktop.
> Unfortunately, when I start this latest system generati
From: "("
Subject: Re: gnome shell crashes after ~1m
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2022 12:29:12 +0200
You have any GNOME extensions installed? I think they can cause
such crashes.
Try switching to a TTY, uninstalling them all, and logging in again.
No I don't (not that I'm aware of at least). There is
You have any GNOME extensions installed? I think they can cause such crashes.
Try switching to a TTY, uninstalling them all, and logging in again.
Dear mailing list,
after 5 months without updating my system (I know!), I just ran guix
pull and reconfigured my system with the latest gnome desktop.
Unfortunately, when I start this latest system generation, gnome
shell crashes after about 1 minute (I get the “oops, something went
wrong” gr
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