Hello!
There’s a new ‘guix refresh’ command. The target audience is mostly
Guix developers: the command reports GNU packages that are not
up-to-date, and optionally updates the source files to reflect the new
version number and tarball hash. (This is essentially a port of my
‘gnupdate’ program f
Ashish Gupta skribis:
>> Hmm yes. The idea here was rather to have a user interface, in Emacs,
>> to manage packages with Guix. Are you familiar with package.el? That’s
>> the kind of UI we’d aim for.
>>
>> What’s your experience writing Emacs Lisp code?
>
> I have read about package.el , but
On 04/23/2013 10:24 AM, Ashish Gupta wrote:
The best part is that I'll be having a summer break from 27th May (the date
when volunteers are announced) to 18th June. In those 20 days, i can do a
lot of learning about whatever will be relevant. And after the college
starts i can spend at least 35-4
On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 8:51 PM, Chris Dale <
adventureonthehighs...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > It's still asking for Guile-2.0 , the binaries i have in /usr/bin and
/usr/local/bin have versions 2.1.0.
> Hello Ashish! I had this problem too. The easiest fix is to install the
guile2 package from the AU
> It's still asking for Guile-2.0 , the binaries i have in /usr/bin and
/usr/local/bin have versions 2.1.0.
Hello Ashish! I had this problem too. The easiest fix is to install the
guile2 package from the AUR.
> Hmm yes. The idea here was rather to have a user interface, in Emacs,
> to manage packages with Guix. Are you familiar with package.el? That’s
> the kind of UI we’d aim for.
>
> What’s your experience writing Emacs Lisp code?
I have read about package.el , but as far as making Emacs Lisp scri
