白い熊＠相撲道 skribis:
> The .bashrc created after install is readonly by default. I understand
> I can chmod it and change it, but I thought the reason for this is
> exactly that it is the idea of Guix to modify it via the skeleton
> pairs in sysconfig and not edit it directly.
>
> Is this not so?
No
On 2015-03-16 19:48, Andreas Enge wrote:
On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 07:20:27PM +0100, 白い熊＠相撲道 wrote:
Let's say I want to add "~/sh" to PATH and also export TEST="This is a
test."
How exactly do I add this to sysconfig.scm?
What speaks against doing this as a user in .bashrc?
Andreas
The .bashr
On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 07:20:27PM +0100, 白い熊＠相撲道 wrote:
> Let's say I want to add "~/sh" to PATH and also export TEST="This is a
> test."
> How exactly do I add this to sysconfig.scm?
What speaks against doing this as a user in .bashrc?
Andreas
Hello:
I'm trying to understand the "desired" way to configure GuixSD,
regarding modifying environment variables etc.
Studying the manual, it seems to me that the system doesn't source
~/.profile etc. and instead the systematic way to modify the environment
is via the sysconfig.scm file and
