I need execute this as root? For upgrade system libraries and kernel.
Part of my config:
(packages
(let ((trash (map specification->package
'("zile" "wireless-tools"))))
(append (map specification->package
'("xfce" "slim" "gvfs" "xrandr" "unzip"
"emacs" "w3m" "emacs-guix" "alsa-lib"
"moreutils" "mlocate" "tree" "file"
"autobuild" "autoconf" "autogen" "automake" "ccache" "cmake"
"gcc-toolchain" "make"
;;; and dependences - visibly!
"gnutls" "ncurses" "libx11" "gtk+" "imagemagick" "acl" "zlib"
"dbus" "glibc-utf8-locales"
;;; new/additional
"alsa-utils" "nss-certs"))
(remove (lambda (pkg)
(memq pkg trash))
%base-packages)))) ;; %base-packages selected here!
I don't really understand how it works, but it was OK before, and now
I can't upgrade the system (the current version is 0.15).
Many libraries have not been updated with this config when you try to
update as 'su -l; guix pull'.
What is my mistake - I would like to use simple package names, but I
want them to be the latest versions. And after 'guix pull' I run 'guix
package -u', but no upgrade.
I see a message when I try to update individual packages: "Need
upgrade X with Y".
