It seems like installing the library into this temporary shell may not
have installed its native components or something? I feel like I must be
doing something wrong here. Any help would be much appreciated!
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Jonathan Frederickson
guile 3, then
guile 3 will recompile everything because the bytecode format changed
(and it could even compile native code).
Maybe it could work if you used guile 2.2 with geiser.
divoplade
Le lundi 25 mai 2020 à 19:02 -0400, Jonathan Frederickson a écrit :
I've been using Geiser to hack on
I've been using Geiser to hack on Guix lately, which is absolutely
wonderful to use when it works. The trouble is, after I upgrade my
system's Guix, Guile attempts to compile large portions of Guix when I
attempt to switch to the module I'm working on in Geiser, e.g.:
M-x run-guile
,m (gnu ser
I've been trying to run PCGen
(https://github.com/PCGen/pcgen/releases) on my laptop running Guix
System, so far without success. I know that ideally all software would
be installed through Guix itself, but this thing is a Java app with
several dependencies that aren't in Guix yet and... honestly,
On Nov 3, 2019, at 9:24 AM, Ludovic Courtès wrote
> Now, this would be very much stateful: you can’t tell in advance whether
> you’re going to build a new profile based on the current Guix, or
> whether you’re going to reuse a previously cached profile that could be
> arbitrarily old. That doesn’
On Wed, Aug 28, 2019 at 9:15 PM, Timothy Sample
wrote:
Yes. Because Bash is your login shell, it gets invoked as part of
spawning your X session. Because of this, Bash-specific configuration
files affect your X session’s environment.
Oh, interesting! You're right - I did not realize that
On Wed, Aug 28, 2019 at 8:40 PM, Timothy Sample
wrote:
If you use GDM and GNOME, and have Bash as your shell, you need to set
the variables in “~/.bash_profile” or “~/.bashrc”. Guix
System sets up
GDM to run your X session from the your login shell (which I’m
assuming
is Bash). Since Gui
On Wed, 28 Aug 2019 15:53:48 -0400
Jonathan Frederickson wrote:
> However, my Gnome session in Guix System seems to ignore this file.
> I've tried creating a file in my home directory in /etc/profile like
> so, and as far as I can tell it's never getting run:
Whoops - to be c
I'm trying to install some software through Flatpak alongside software
installed through Guix (on a Guix System install) and I'm running into
what feels like it should be a minor issue. On other distros (including
my desktop where I'm running Guix as a foreign package manager), I
would modify XDG_D
Hey there! I'm trying to script the creation of a Guix System
rootfs. However, when I run "guix system init" with this system
configuration, the resulting filesystem tree doesn't have /etc/passwd or
/etc/shadow. (Possibly some other necessary files as well? Those are the
only ones I've noticed.) I'
I recently tried switching from Gnome to XFCE on my X230. Almost
everything still works as expected, but I haven't been able to get the
screen locker to activate when closing the lid. If I suspend my laptop
using the sleep hotkey (Fn-F4), xlock is active when I resume the
laptop. However, if I susp
Ah, apologies for the proprietary Javascript. I was looking for a good
image host since I wasn't sure about the etiquette for attachments on
mailing lists but... whoops.
On 5/1/19 7:19 AM, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote:> That won't help if
there's nowhere to print to. From your screenshot,
> you're
Hey - so I'm trying to get GuixSD running on a Thinkpad X230 running Heads.
(https://github.com/osresearch/heads) For some background: this system boots
into a Linux environment, has scripts that parse the GRUB config, and boots
into the final system using kexec.
The Heads boot scripts do not
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