Joshua Branson writes:
> Also think penguin, za reason
I had to look that up as I had never heard of ZaReason before.
Apparently they closed in November 2020: https://zareason.com/
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rkarounds on
Debian Wiki:
https://wiki.debian.org/resolv.conf
I use the file attribute one on my Debian system.
The ideal solution is to re-implement dhclient in Guile, and make it
a configurable alternative to dhcp-client-service-type. That would be
a lot of work though.
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If dbus-service does indeed get you farther along, can you please
report that back to the list? In that case, it would seem that
dbus-service is a necessary dependency for running X and should
become part of the provided login manager services.
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board,
etc) and to start the window manager.
Note that this is not Guix or EXWM specific, it is an X configuration
issue. I use the same .xsession on Debian and OpenBSD (which is one
of the reasons why I use a custom one).
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Julien Lepiller writes:
> It is not possible yet with the static-networking-service.
Do you know if that is also the case with IPv6?
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Here are some "introductory yet comprehensive" books about programming
with Scheme that will help you get proficient with Guile and other
Scheme implementations:
Felleisen et al's How to Design Programs: https://htdp.org/
Havrey and Wright's Simply Scheme
Springer and Friedman's Scheme and the A
I use json-reformat.el in Emacs, and the jq program (which does
pretty-printing, among many other things) when I have to shell
script.
Vladimir
> or some Ivy/Counsel equivalent)
I like ivy-imenu-anywhere from the imenu-anywhere package (which also
provides helm and ido versions).
imenu is one of the great ideas in GNU Emacs that does not get enough
exposure. If you work on a GNU Emacs major mode you should definitely
think about how you
> thank you both Vladimir and Pierre for taking the time to respond.
> while i also thought that the article was not so well done, the point
> about using GC/JIT/etc. languages for "critical" software like init
> seemed somewhat worth investigating. thus thanks again for your
> inputs.
Sorry, I s
> which raises some issues with the Shepherd init system (towards the
> end in the section "Robustness and failure modes"), in particular
> with its use of an interpreted and garbage collected language. i
> was wondering if anyone here with knowledge about this would care to
> comment on the val
> I'm sorry to steal a potential contribution to Guix, but you could try:
>
> ‘M-x view-emacs-news’:
>
> * New Modes and Packages in Emacs 25.1
>
> ** pinentry.el allows GnuPG passphrase to be prompted through the
> minibuffer instead of a graphical dialog, depending on whether the
>
> Running from a desktop to a headless server, and based on side-by-side
> clicking, IceCat/GuixSD takes ~5x times as long as Mozilla/Debian to
> respond to clicks. Further, Mozilla/Debian takes ~5x times as long as
> Mozilla running on the desktop. The bottom line: IceCat/GuixSD is
> unbearably sl
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Ludovic Courtès writes:
>
>> I have a minor issue: I use ‘ido’ and ‘ido-find-file’ insist on browsing
>> the entire /gnu/store when I do C-x C-f with a store file name at point
>> (except if the file name denotes a directory.) So to open a .drv file,
>> I have to work
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