Le 11 mars 2023 01:16:21 GMT+01:00, Kyle Andrews a écrit :
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>Julien Lepiller writes:
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>> Does your /etc/channels.scm list the extra channels?
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>At this point it does not. I "restored" a backup from my old computer
>into my home directory. Now I have several more channels than I had
Julien Lepiller writes:
> guix system describe lists channels used to build your system, but
> they can be different from the ones currently known to guix.
That seems consistent with what I have observed.
> Does your /etc/channels.scm list the extra channels?
At this point it does not. I
guix system describe lists channels used to build your system, but they can be
different from the ones currently known to guix.
Does your /etc/channels.scm list the extra channels?
"guix describe" will be more accurate about what channels your current guix
knows about.
If you type "type guix"
SeerLite writes:
> `sudo guix system reconfigure` and any `guix package` command will (by
> default) use the generation shown in `guix describe`. On first boot,
> this generation _will_ be different from the one you had in the live
> system. This is because the generation is saved at
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Hi!
On 2023-03-09 03:50, Kyle Andrews wrote:
One of the selling points in Guix marketing for me is that the system
configuration should be self contained within /etc/config.scm and
channels.scm. However, this appears to not be the case. There seems a
third element hidden away which prevents me
Hi Kyle,
On Thursday, March 9th, 2023 at 02:50, Kyle Andrews wrote:
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> One of the selling points in Guix marketing for me is that the system
> configuration should be self contained within /etc/config.scm and
> channels.scm. However, this appears to not be the case. There seems a
>
Dear Guix,
I am trying (and failing) to setup a new computer with Guix. I managed
to get through the installation process with a configuration that boots
into GNOME. However, the keyboard is messed up (I made a typo) and I
don't yet have the desktop environment up and running I actually feel
