Dear Guix,
The (many) shell scripts in my software depend on bashisms. In the code right
now I typically use /usr/bin/env bash since I had read that was the most
portable way of referencing a shell. However, I really don't think I have a
good handle on what my choices are. Maybe the tedious s
Hi Guix,
I have a need to build some Docker images (well, really OCI-compliant
images) to run some service on computing systems that I don't manage. I
thought I would use `guix system image` to build these images. In order to
get a feel for it, I'm testing it out with the docker service runnin
Hi,
thanks a lot for help.
Now it works, I can open the packages through my terminal.
And then you can choose to
either stay at the setup I suggested or e.g. try using X session
startup files as others suggested (which btw seems like a neat solution)
What do you mean by trying X session, st
On Fri, Mar 31, 2023 at 06:58:37PM +0200, Mario Forzanini wrote:
> Rodrigo Morales writes:
> > I want to know all the modules that are available on my system so that I
> > can add them to kernel-module-loader-service-type. I'm a newbie when it
> > comes to kernel modules, so I'm not even aware if
Hello,
my reply does not quite answer your question, but here is how I do it
by circumventing the problem... I have never quite understood sudo and
always used su.
Am Tue, Apr 18, 2023 at 01:15:37AM +0200 schrieb Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli:
> > $ guix shell -D guix
> > $ ./pre-inst-env guix system bu
