Hello,
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On Monday, July 17th, 2023 at 7:49 PM, Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli
wrote:
> And for the record here's how I use a different architecture: I define
> a package:
>
> > (define postgresql-14-i686-linux
> > (package
> > (inherit postgresql-14)
> > (name "postgre
Hello,
I had considered idmap before, but realized there might be a bit of a
chicken-egg problem with it. Even though that likely doesn't actually exist
because GNU Guix is smart enough about it, the circular dependency still feels
weird:
What I mean is that the NFS client would depend on the
Hi Martin,
On Mon, Jul 17, 2023 at 11:44 AM Martin Baulig wrote:
>
> I have decided to NFS-mount an encrypted shared folder
I use a similar setup and use Gocryptfs for encryption. How do you
encrypt, please?
> there is a tiny little problem with PostgreSQL:
> the UID and GID of the 'postgres' u
On Mon, 17 Jul 2023 18:06:04 +
Martin Baulig wrote:
> Hello,
Hi,
> I have a bit of an unusual setup, as I am running GNU Guix in a VM on
> a Synology NAS. Unfortunately, their DSM software sucks quite badly,
> but I am currently stuck with this hardware as I don't have the
> budget to replac
Ludovic Courtès writes:
> We are pleased to announce the GNU Shepherd version 0.10.2, a bug-fix
> release of the new 0.10.x series, representing 28 commits over 7 weeks.
>
> The 0.10.x series is a major overhaul towards 1.0, addressing shortcomings
> and providing new features that help comprehe
Hello,
I have a bit of an unusual setup, as I am running GNU Guix in a VM on a
Synology NAS. Unfortunately, their DSM software sucks quite badly, but I am
currently stuck with this hardware as I don't have the budget to replace it.
But I don't want to make any long-term commitment to their soft
We are pleased to announce the GNU Shepherd version 0.10.2, a bug-fix
release of the new 0.10.x series, representing 28 commits over 7 weeks.
The 0.10.x series is a major overhaul towards 1.0, addressing shortcomings
and providing new features that help comprehend system state.
• About
The GN
> Like I've mentioned on fedi before, advocates of Lispy languages tend to
> talk a lot about what's possible with the language, but the truth is
> that the actual tooling that matters simply isn't very good, and having
> an S-expression based syntax doesn't magically make writing the kinds of
> re
Hi!
Being somewhat of a beginner myself, or at least a newcomer, I can relate
to the steep learning curve. I also attempted the supervision of
psychology students on a guix hackathon (as an experiment) not too long
ago: utter beginners and we focused on reviewing the documentation, with
the idea
Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli writes:
> - The haskell is not and was never bootstrapped from source. Though
> the binaries used to bootstrap it changed over time.
We do, however, build GHC 4 from source; there is only a small amount of
*generated* C files that we currently can’t avoid. We build up
Pjotr Prins writes:
> If the xapian indexer also analysed mailing list output (through
> publicinbox, for example) and maybe debbugs and IRC logs it would be
> complete.
It does index the IRC logs, but there’s a bug in the deployment:
https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix/maintenance.g
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