Hi Noé,
Noé Lopez <n...@xn--no-cja.eu> writes: > > Hi again, > > As I have it working now, there is no dependency on guix-home. Simply, > on session start an shepherd instance is started for GNOME. Completely > independently from your home shepherd if you have one. Thanks for the info. I haven't really checked the implementation yet, so this might be already taken care of (I suppose it's at gnome updates branch or something like that?), I got thinking... maybe it would be nice to expose some sort of herd wrapper, like gnome-herd that would point to the right socket so that users can easily start, stop services? As in, the wrapper would pass `--socket=/path/to/it` to arguments and pass through the arguments from the user, this way users don't have to remember path of the socket to manage the services in case there are any issues with them. Second thing, I presume this is done, but just to make sure... has the log file been changed to something else than the default to not collide with guix-home user instance of shepherd? Rutherther > > Have a nice day, > Noé
