Taylan UlrichBayırlı/Kammer writes:
> It would be better to be consistent with the home page and make clear
> that GuixSD is a GNU distribution, with Linux-libre being the default
> kernel for the foreseeable future.
>
> Background: Wikipedia has a policy to call GNU/Linux distributions
> "Linux
I agree with Tylan.
Instead of the current patch, however, I'd change the whole paragraph to
something like this (a combination with the current first paragraph on
Wikipedia):
GuixSD (Guix System Distribution) is a distribution of the [GNU
operating system][link] centered on the GNU Guix pac
> To David, the Guix developers had the intention to call the system just GNU,
> and distribute it as GNU (Guix is a GNU project after all), but RMS didn't
> agree, so it was decided to use the GuixSD name and call it "A distribution
> of GNU", and not "THE distribution of GNU." [1]
First I apprec
David Craven writes:
> Please change to the GNU distribution. Or alternatively if you are
> going to say a GNU distribution provide a link to or an explanation of
> what it means.
I wanted to avoid a larger discussion, but OK, I haven't ever written a
comprehensive answer to such a question, so
Luis Felipe López Acevedo writes:
> Instead of the current patch, however, I'd change the whole paragraph
> to something like this (a combination with the current first paragraph
> on Wikipedia):
>
> GuixSD (Guix System Distribution) is a distribution of the [GNU
> operating system][link] centere
On Sun, Dec 25, 2016 at 12:51:14AM +0100, David Craven wrote:
> Please change to the GNU distribution. Or alternatively if you are
> going to say a GNU distribution provide a link to or an explanation of
> what it means. Calling it a GNU distribution implies that there are
> more than one, please p
- Forwarded message from ng0 -
Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2016 21:40:31 +
From: ng0
To: guix-de...@gnu.org
Subject: 'mc' package needs some fixes
Is someone interested in fixing our `mc' package? It is
functional, but some parts of it are not functional for Guix. Grep
for "/bin/" in the dire
