Thanks for the links. Interesting for me is: the process is automated but
before to upload the changes to the repos they are tested locally. This means
there is a pretty active development. I installed Trisquel 8 and every day
updates come in.
See
https://devel.trisquel.info/trisquel/package-helpers/blob/belenos/CONTRIBUTING.md
Salman Mohammadi wrote more basic documentation:
https://trisqueldev.salcomputing.com/package-helpers/ and
https://trisqueldev.salcomputing.com/basics-of-git/
The command tried but failed, even with --fallback. Logs attached.
It might be a good idea to work on an existing idea, like gnuinos (devuan
based) for example...
I bet the person behind that project could use some help. Still in beta...
Just a public "Welcome home" to the Trisquel boards and a mention of the
fact that I didn't think my opinion of rms could improve but it did
yesterday.
Please don't underestimate yourself. St. iGNUcious agrees with me on
this one. :)
It won't be very complex, but at least it will be based on 16.04 and MATE.
Details to follow.
Hopefully, Trisquel 9 will shortly follow after.
>never had the privilege to feast with RMS :'(
He said something like it should not be too hard, Parabola uses Debian
packages, so helping Parabola is learning to package stuff for Debian,
removing non-free dependencies and building the package on Trisquel.
(Something like that, blame my ignorance and not RMS if something is wrong
with
...Clickbait.. yeah I know I am the worst..
Anyway, yesterday Richard Stallman gave a conference very close to my city,
in fact in the same University I studied.
His conference was very good, funny and entertained, lots of students
listened to him. You know his talks so I won't say more abo
Magic Banana comes to the rescue yet again ...
After spinning my wheels for a while, during which I removed a great many
files from /boot, it dawned on me to _read and comprehend_ what Magic Banana
wrote, then find the actual installed linux packages (File manager works much
better at this
GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH="/home/cal/Desktop" guix package -i ring-client-gnome
... should work.
c...@bluehome.net writes:
> cal@leela:~$ GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH="/home/cal/Desktop/ring.scm" guix
> package -i ring-client-gnome
> guile: warning: failed to install locale
> warning: failed to install locale: Inv
Right, thanks for making that clear(er) ;-)
I know. But you do not need "dpkg-dev" if you do not build .deb packages,
hence the description of "build-essential":
If you do not plan to build Debian packages, you don't need this package.
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