Cannot start Tor Browser

Hi Guix, I cannot start Tor Browser from following the instructions on the FHS article. https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2023/the-filesystem-hierarchy-standard-comes-to-guix-containers/ $ ls Browser/ start-tor-browser.desktop $ guix shell --container \ --network --emulate-fhs \ --preserve='^DISPLAY

Feedback (was Re: Meet Guix at Capitole du Libre in Toulouse)

Hi, Thanks all people! It was a very interesting experience for me and a very good moment. I hope that we will do again in the near future. As a record for the next time, let me mention two points that help: 1. Demos! It seems very helpful to have both: Guix System and Guix on foreign di

Re: Setting up multiple NICs

Hi Lars, On Thu, Nov 23 2023, Lars Rustand wrote: > the correct way to setup a multi NIC networking On a tangent, you may be interested in my patch allowing MAC-bases interface names in GNU Guix. [1] A fixed naming scheme that is independent of BIOS enumeration could help prevent the inadverten

Re: Using Guix challenge for critical software? (resend)

If you already have substituted it, you could rebuild it: guix build openssh --no-grafts --check Le 29 novembre 2023 12:40:50 GMT+01:00, Steve George a écrit : >Hi, > > > >How can I use 'guix challenge' to test critical software or packages that are >deep in the dependency tree? > > > >As I un

Using Guix challenge for critical software? (resend)

Hi, How can I use 'guix challenge' to test critical software or packages that are deep in the dependency tree? As I understand it, the purpose of Guix challenge is to test whether "binaries provided by this [substitution] server really correspond to the source code it claims to build" (from th

Re: Setting up multiple NICs

On 23/11/29 10:39AM, Oleg Pykhalov wrote: > I think this "management@enp4s0f1" syntax is not what is expected by the > configuration. I think this is the normal naming convention used for VLAN interfaces, at least in normal distros. It is also what the interface gets named in the output of `ip lin

Using guix challenge for critical software?

Hi, How can I use `guix challenge` to test critical software or packages that are deep in the dependency tree? As I understand it, the purpose of Guix challenge is to test whether "binaries provided by this [substitution] server really correspond to the source code it claims to build" (from th