myglc2 (2016-07-06 05:55 +0300) wrote:
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> Why do some vm-image VM packages display "OUTPUTS: (Package is obsolete)"?
Sorry, I have zero knowledge about VM things and I don't understand what
you describe, but I have an idea...
... Emacs interface uses the term "obsolete" *wrongfully* (I have
David Craven writes:
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>> From: myglc2
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>> David Craven writes:
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>>> So I packaged rng-tools and created a shepherd service, but I realized
>>> that the service needs to be started before the activation part of the
>>> lsh service. What's the best way to do this?
>>>
>>> https://git.
On Wed, Jul 6, 2016 at 8:15 AM, David Craven wrote:
> I was under the impression that that was one of the statements Jookia
> made. You calling it the gnu system reinforced that impression. Sorry
> if I misunderstood. Glad to hear that's not the case. :-) Big
> discussion over nothing then =P
I r
I was under the impression that that was one of the statements Jookia
made. You calling it the gnu system reinforced that impression. Sorry
if I misunderstood. Glad to hear that's not the case. :-) Big
discussion over nothing then =P
David Craven writes:
> So how rigid are you on the gnu system thing? Was jookia right that
> you won't accept patches that will make guixsd a gnu system or
> something else? ;-) I did some work on using musl as a libc on nixos
> for embedded systems, I came here because I thought it was more
> h
David Craven:
> I
> think telling non developers to go buy this wifi card if you want to
> use the gnu system or else we won't help you is kind of not very
> user-friendly.
>
>
I think hackers see it as being user-unfriendly if they supported
hardware that disrespected computer users, and the ar
Hi Ricardo,
Thanks for the info. I do maintain my private packages using
GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH too.
So how rigid are you on the gnu system thing? Was jookia right that
you won't accept patches that will make guixsd a gnu system or
something else? ;-) I did some work on using musl as a libc on nixos
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