Update: Some testing reveals this bug was introduced somewhere between 10576acbbf496a051d488c2832f1e474ef6074f3 and d75a0cd98649c610c8c6ed05011233a49af156e9
I'm going to continue looking for the exact commit. I'll report when I find it. I have some suspicions, but it's better to know for certain. What is the protocol for undoing a commit that breaks something? On Mon, 2020-01-20 at 08:34 -0700, Jesse Gibbons wrote: > At the top-right corner of the GNOME desktop I expect to see my > laptop's battery status. Furthermore, when my laptop's battery drains > to a low percentage I expect to see a notification warning me before > it > dies. This is not the case. > > I temporarily fixed this by rolling back my system generations, but > since I want to add some services I don't want to keep it like this. > I > don't know what the issue is, but gnome-desktop-service-type and its > dependencies are my primary suspects. > > I ran guix system list-generations and got the following results: > > The battery status displays with a system built in commit > a066e289ab8ea971336515b53dd5340cbdf90904 > This commit uses Linux-Libre 5.4.6 in case that's important. > > It does not display with a system build in commit > 6e02ef79f574855db28e23d891db690925119e7b > This commit uses Linux-Libre 5.4.12. > > I hope this information is helpful in fixing this issue. I will work > on > determining which commit breaks it. > > -Jesse > > > >
