On Sat, Aug 13, 2016 at 04:15:15PM +, ng0 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just installed NixOS on another system and noticed they offer neo
> layout not only in X11 but also for tty. Would it be okay to replicate
> this for Guix? I'll be looking into this soon for me personally, but
> maybe others can bene
Hi,
I just installed NixOS on another system and noticed they offer neo
layout not only in X11 but also for tty. Would it be okay to replicate
this for Guix? I'll be looking into this soon for me personally, but
maybe others can benefit from it by including it in Guix.
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♥Ⓐ ng0
For non-prism fr
On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 6:28 PM, David Craven wrote:
> Could it be that these are dependencies of wacom which is a dependency
> of libinput? In that case you can try replacing libinput with
> libinput-minimal.
Thanks for the hint, I got the following during libinput -> libinput-minimal
transition
Hello,
> What do you define "dependencies" to be? Using your situation as an
> example, inkscape is *not* a dependency of the built system, but it is
> a dependency of the *derivation* that builds the system.
I don't know which exact terms to use, I just wanted to avoid pulling in
a big GUI pack
Hello
> If it had been ~100% or ~300% I would not have asked, but that
> 200% looks wrong one (missed a core) way or the other (no
> parallelism)...
OK I looked more into this, and now I'm seeing parts that are 1 CPU,
but the bulk is between 250% and 280%, so I think it's OK for a 3 CPU
VM. Disre
Hello
>> I cannot connect to gnu.org sites since this morning
>
> It's all loading for me right now.
Yep, it went up again 5 minutes after my email, I should have asked earlier ;-)
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Vincent Legoll
