Hi,
Jack Hill skribis:
> On Thu, 9 Jan 2020, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
>
>>> 1. Instead of INSIDE_EMACS, the variable name NO_SUPPORT_HYPERLINK or
>>> other seems more meaningful. Maybe?
>>
>> Actually the goal was to remove ‘INSIDE_EMACS’ from there once a
>> widespread-enough Emacs version suppor
Desde que eu atualizei o GNU Icecat para a versão 68.4.x eu não consigo
mais ver números na internet. Só acontece no Icecat, então acho que a falha
não é no guix. Sítios que personalizaram suas fontes os números aparecem,
então acho que eu vou tentar mudar a fonte do GNU Icecat. Eu tentei isso no
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It appears that the guix cabal parser (in guix/import/cabal.scm) isn’t aware
of `common` stanzas.
https://www.haskell.org/cabal/users-guide/developing-packages.html#pkg-section-common-common
Note that there’s quite a few issues with the cabal parser, and the format is
pretty
baroque, to the exte
Pablo Ferreira 写道：
Desde que eu atualizei o GNU Icecat para a versão 68.4.x eu não
consigo
mais ver números na internet.
Solved (over IRC) by installing ‘font-gnu-freefont-ttf’ alongside
IceCat.
I'm merging this with bug #37345, because this still needs
documenting if it can't be fixed in
Hello all,
I have GNU Guix installed on a foreign distro, Ubuntu 19.04. I have the
sbcl and cl-cffi packages installed from this installation of Guix, and
I am attempting to use the CFFI package to load libcurl, as demonstrated
in the CFFI tutorial here:
https://common-lisp.net/project/cffi/manual
How do language packs work in Guix? I would like to translate my future
system to Pennsylvania Dutch.
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Le 10 janvier 2020 22:54:28 GMT-05:00, Caleb Herbert a
écrit :
>How do language packs work in Guix? I would like to translate my
>future
>system to Pennsylvania Dutch.
Hi Caleb,
Thanks for your interest in localisation! I'm unfortunately unable to find a
language code for your language. That
On 1/10/20 10:31 PM, Julien Lepiller wrote:
> Thanks for your interest in localisation! I'm unfortunately unable to find a
> language code for your language. That is necessary for software to recognise
> it and speak it. I may not have searched correctly, so maybe you can find the
> correct code
