On 2022-06-25, ( wrote: > On Sat Jun 25, 2022 at 9:05 PM BST, Simen Endsjø wrote: >> No, I have the manual binary installation on a Manjaro host system. > > Once you pull for the first time, you should remove Guixen that you've > installed through other means (like the debian package and binary > installation). /usr/local/bin/guix is probably overriding the pulled > Guix.
I'm not sure this is the best advice; other installations of guix should not interfere with the pulled "guix" command as long as your PATH is set up correctly. If PATH is not set up correctly, other things could be wrong too... There are cases where it may be fine to remove, but I don't think it is good generalized troubleshooting advice, as it may hide other problems with the installation. By removing it a packaged or binary installation of guix from the system, you also prevent other users on the same system from running guix pull for themselves... or at least make it non-obvious or otherwise more difficult than it needs to be. live well, vagrant
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