Hello everyone :)
so I figured out what the problem was and am super happy it had nothing
to do with Guix but was related to my Emacs init file.
The culprit was in the (custom ...)-form. I had (exec-path) defined to
values Guix probably couldn't use properly. Deleting (exec-path ...)
from
Hi Olivier,
I'm also on GuixSD, using EXWM as my window manager. It sounds like you
have an issue with your PATH environment variable.
I set my environment variables in ~/.bash_profile, so that they are
automatically set on login and are therefore propagated to Emacs when it
is started by EXWM.
Hej,
my login shell is bash, and I have edited it. Yet, adding the lines you
have provided did not really help the issue.
I have now written an .xsession file which looks like this:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
#!/usr/bin/env bash
. /etc/profile &
.
Hi,
You most probably have an issue with your dotfiles.
Some comments below:
Olivier Rojon writes:
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> #!/usr/bin/env bash
> . /etc/profile &
> . ~/.bashrc &
> exec exwm
> --8<---cut
Olivier Rojon writes:
> Any help or pointer is greatly appreciated. I hope I have provided
> the necessary information, otherwise feel free to ask.
The first thing to verify is that your login shell configuration
(.bashrc or .profile) is set up with the proper PATH, etc. The
defaults are.
>
Hi Olivier,
What's your login shell? If it's Bash, did you edit ~/.bashrc by any chance?
The default file contains this snippet:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
if [[ $- != *i* ]]
then
# We are being invoked from a non-interactive shell. If this
# is
Hello everyone,
I am on GuixSD, using EXWM as my window manager. Though I really
appreciate the way it works, it seems that it does not find many of the
programs which are required for emacs to function properly.
I would like to, but cannot:
* use dmenu and see (recently used) programs
*
