> Sounds lovely, but I would need to construct a continuous integration
> subsystem to be to able to use it.
Having a CI server on my LAN building my operating systems regularly is
very nice. It really speeds up system upgrades. Can recommmend, although
it is challenging!
> Now I really need t
26.05.2024 22:51:33 CEST Richard Sent:
> Hi Marek!
>
> > I have already built the infrastructure to host my configurations on my
> > home server. I would like now to ditch the configuration repositories'
> > clones in the home directories on my computers and rely entirely on the
> > combination o
Hi Marek!
> I have already built the infrastructure to host my configurations on my home
> server. I would like now to ditch the configuration repositories' clones in
> the home directories on my computers and rely entirely on the combination of
> the system-wide channels (this I have implemen
26.05.2024 20:03:24 CEST David Larsson:
> Hi Marek,
>
> I think its not possible to have guix pull edit /etc/config.scm without
> modifying how that command behaves in guix.
>
> But it is possible to edit /etc/config.scm when running guix system
> reconfigure, by using a service as described here
Hi Marek,
I think its not possible to have guix pull edit /etc/config.scm without
modifying how that command behaves in guix.
But it is possible to edit /etc/config.scm when running guix system
reconfigure, by using a service as described here:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-guix/2017
While pursuing a solution to another problem I saw some documentation which
inspired me to question whether it is possible to have an operating-system
configuration which injects itself into the /etc/config.scm file.
Currently the content of my /etc/config.scm file reflects the state of system
