Hey,
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On Thursday, April 27th, 2023 at 16:26, Josselin Poiret
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I cannot reproduce on my end with a bare `guix shell dino -- dino`.
> What windowing system are you using? Does dino have logs? Have you
> tried launching it in a terminal to see if i
Problem resolved: apparently the issue was gst-plugins-bad in my system
configuration causing problems (which I had hanging around from resolving a
website-specific bug in GNOME Web... which I no longer daily-drive anyway).
Thanks for sparking me to actually look into this.
I don't know how to
Just wanted to confirm I've seen exactly the same behavior on a personal
project in my personal Guix channel - an extra ".1" was written at the end of a
version number ending in ".1" while everything else worked fine.
Hello,
As of at least commit bb385f247292d3162b27afa7ac48a1bf404c8e37, when attempting
to launch Dino, it does not launch and instead consumes all system memory and
100% of a CPU thread's execution time.
Thanks,
Juli
Hello,
As of at least bb385f247292d3162b27afa7ac48a1bf404c8e37, Mumble is failing to
build during compilation.
Thanks,
Juli
It occurred to me it may be useful to note the commit where I noticed the build
was broken. That is bb385f247292d3162b27afa7ac48a1bf404c8e37
The last commit where I knew Geary to be working (and where it no longer works
for some reason) is 904b77e1814b611c256ecf161aa36f58d0882380
-Juli
Hello,
As the title suggets, builds of Geary packages are currently failing. The
traceback reveals missing objects in the Vala source. Additionally, using the
latest working commit I know of for Geary, the application is failing to launch
with an error message reminiscent of that in 57920 from
Hey y'all,
I recently setup virtualization on my Guix machine (both libvirt and qemu, for
different purposes). While configuring libvirt (via virt-manager), I got a bit
confused about how to make things work and also installed qemu-binfmt for
x86_64, the host architecture. Upon my next reboot,
Hey,
Ludovic Courtès wrote:
> What’s crypttab? At which point exactly does this screen appears:
> before GRUB, after GRUB, once the Linux kernel has booted?
crypttab is some part of the LUKS encryption stuff. This appears to be a
manpage for it: https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/cryptt
Hey there,
I managed to successfully install the GNU Guix 1.4.0rc2 system iso on an HP Dev
One laptop (with help from USB stuff for networking). Everything mostly went as
expected, except after the installation I got a screen saying crypttab couldn't
find a specific partition. I assume this was
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