Efraim Flashner writes:
> The way I do it is I read my emails with mutt and I pipe the patch file
> (either the e-mail or a part of it, depending on how it came through) to
> 'cd workspace/guix; git am' and then test it out from there.
>
> There is also CBaines's patch tracker. If you add
> htt
Hi, Maxim :)
On Friday, November 5th, 2021 at 6:48 PM, Maxim Cournoyer
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm sharing this bit of knowledge as it was not obvious at all.
>
> Selenium is hard-coded to look for 'firefox' in a couple places, even in
>
> the serialized settings it sends to the browser insta
Hello,
I'm sharing this bit of knowledge as it was not obvious at all.
Selenium is hard-coded to look for 'firefox' in a couple places, even in
the serialized settings it sends to the browser instance controlled by
geckodriver.
Here's the initialization that worked using Guix on the
core-updates-
Hello,
I am quite new to guix as I have used it for only a week. I am using
guix on top of ubuntu 18.04 which is running on an aarch64 system. I
recently performed a guix pull operation which, upon successful
operation, suggested that I run guix package -u. So I attempted to run
the comma
