> Does anyone have any insight in how I could spin a Cuirass service
> or guix-daemon that can be made to use an independent “/gnu/store”
> located in another drive/partition?
Disclaimer: I've never done anything with Cuirass and I know more or
less nothing about how it works.
I'd try running it
Hi,
I'd like to give Cuirass a try as it seems to be a better way to deal
with package rebuilds and it isn't very practical to handle these in the
same computer I'm using to hack on Guix. 🙂
I have a headless computer that's also running Guix and it has the
following storage layout:
[SSD] → / /g
> > There might be some misunderstanding here. Guix does allow
> > 1. for multiple versions of the same package to coexist
> > 2. and for multiple versions of the same package to share most of the
> >packaging code via inheritance.
> > However, the possibility 1. is only exercised for some stra
Le Sat, Jul 15, 2023 at 04:06:56PM +0200, Wojtek Kosior a écrit :
> Hi Paul!
>
> That's cool! Please keep in mind, tho that Guix is not an "easy" distro
> for novice users. Be ready to spend even more time learning stuff :)
Hi, thank you for your answer.
> This way the Guix committers will see
Hi Paul!
> I'm not a computer scientist at all. At best you could call me a
> GNU/Linux end user for some time, but only to consume, never to
> produce. I would like to contribute a little, and for that I want to
> start with guix.
That's cool! Please keep in mind, tho that Guix is not an "easy"
Hi,
First of all I would like to apologize if the answers to my questions are
obvious. This is a first for me in many areas. First mailing list, first time I
want to contribute to a free project, first time I have to write something in a
programming language, first time I use git, etc. I'm not
