I have committed 'emacs-guix' package, so after "guix pull" or if you use the git checkout, you may try it with:
guix package -i emacs-guix Just make sure it has a priority over the elisp code from Guix. "M-x list-load-path-shadows" should help you to figure it out. Now a bit about the changes. 1. At first, there are 2 new commands: - M-x guix-help I think it may be the most useful command as it shows a summary of all the rest available commands. - M-x guix-profiles It displays a list of your Guix profiles. It's probably not very useful if you have a single profile, but if you manage multiple profiles, it can be really helpful (well, it's my favourite command as I use several profiles). To add more profiles, set 'guix-profiles' variable. In this list you can display packages/generations with "P"/"G" keys. See also the manual entry: (info "(emacs-guix) Profiles") 2. Secondly, you may be surprised that RET does not display packages anymore in a list of generations (M-x guix-generations) or licenses (M-x guix-licenses). Now "P" key can be used anywhere (where appropriate, i.e. in a list of profiles, generations, licenses or locations) to display packages. 3. Also I should mention that 'guix-devel-mode' and 'guix-build-log-minor-mode' are not enabled in scheme/shell buffers by default. If you still wish to have them enabled, use: (add-hook 'scheme-mode-hook 'guix-devel-mode) (add-hook 'shell-mode-hook 'guix-build-log-minor-mode) in your emacs config. 4. The rest changes are either visible or internal or not important. You may look at NEWS file for more or less the full list of changes: <https://notabug.org/alezost/emacs-guix/raw/master/NEWS>. Thanks for reading this far :-) -- Alex
