Some things discovered on IRC:
"works for me with [patch below] and by running: $ ./pre-inst-env guix
environment --ad-hoc key-mon gdk-pixbuf+svg --pure -- $(which bash) -c
'DISPLAY=:0 key-mon'"
"figuring out where to propagate gdk-pixbuf+svg remains to be found"
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diff --git a/gnu/packag
Hi Tobias,
On Sun, 2021-01-03 at 22:58 +0100, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote:
> guix environment key-mon --ad-hoc key-mon -- key-mon
I tried the command above and this is my output.
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1.7 MB will be downloaded
downloading f
Just FYI this is still broken.
Thanks,
Alex
This was fixed a long time ago.
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> Did it work roughly before the ‘core-updates’ merge?
This is the first time I tried `guix pack` so I don't know.
> As discussed on IRC, could you check “strace -f” the program and
> check
> where it’s looking for fonts (TTFs?)?
I'm not really sure what to look for. Here is the strace -f output
Hi,
This is the command I ran to generate a pack:
guix pack -RR -S /opt/zrythm/bin=bin -L . zrythm
I then tried moving this pack to a VM running another distro
(archlinux) and all letters are shown as boxes. I have asked other
people to test it on other distros, including debian, and they reporte
Hi,
I was getting the following when trying to upgrade with `guix upgrade`
and I couldn't upgrade. I did remove gtk+ but the message still
mentions gtk+. I only had gtk+:doc installed at this point so the error
message should mention that, otherwise it's confusing.
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guix package: warning: pac
Hi,
While running a GNOME environment, switching TTY with Ctrl+alt+F2 and
then switching back to Ctrl+alt+F1 does not work properly (GNOME is no
longer visible). In all other distros I used it you could switch
between F1 and F2 without problems (F1 would still have GNOME running
and visible).
Som
Hi Ludo,
> Looking at GTK+, the ‘init_randr*’ functions in ‘gdkscreen-x11.c’
> appear
> to be those responsible for setting the ‘refresh_rate’ field.
>
> However, AFAICS, our ‘gtk+’ package does not depend on ‘libxrandr’,
> and
> thus that functionality is simply compiled out (the function return
I have been developing and testing my GTK app (Zrythm) on many distros
and Guix is the only case that the monitor's refresh rate is returned
as 0.
The API I am using is this:
https://developer.gnome.org/gdk3/stable/GdkMonitor.html#gdk-monitor-get-refresh-rate
I was developing/testing on Parabola
I missed this part.
glib documentation must be built with gtk-doc which in turn depends on
glib,
so we need to define glib-minimal which does not depend on gtk-doc.
In this case the way I have seen other distros do it is by having a
*-bootstrap package (same as the *-minimal that you mention
I am new to guix so please excuse my ignorance, but is there an issue
with just adding a "doc" output to the current glib, as mentioned in the
manual?
http://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/guix.html#Packages-with-Multiple-Outputs
I find this approach nice and clean and I am personally not too fond of
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