Hi help-guix,
I'm having trouble using nokogiri. I have tried to reduce the problem to
the minimum possible - right now I cannot reliably require the library
at all. I'm using guix on a foreign distro (which happens to be NixOS).
I did a recent pull and guix describe shows guix bd0f8ec. The ru
Sorry, I screwed up the subject line.
On 6/29/25 21:15, Daniel Littlewood wrote:
Hi help-guix,
I'm having trouble using nokogiri. I have tried to reduce the problem
to the minimum possible - right now I cannot reliably require the
library at all. I'm using guix on a foreign dis
Hi, thank you all very much for the help,
Thank you Andreas for your patch. I wasn't sure quite how to use it at
first, but after some looking I found out I could put it into a local
channel. So I made a file ~/my-channel/ruby.scm with contents
(define-module (ruby)
#:use-module (guix packages)
Hi Guix,
I am trying to migrate from Debian to Guix. I am used to using
RVM/rbenv to manage my ruby versions, but I don't think they're
packaged for guix. They also obviously go against the grain of having
guix manage all your software.
Long story short, my project requires Ruby 3.3.0, and the la
Hi, just pitching in to say: I did exactly this (enable guix from
NixOS) and can confirm it appears to work.
However, it's only on the latest stable channel (23.11). If you're on
an old channel, you'll need to upgrade. You can find instructions for
how to do so in the NixOS docs, or here:
https://
HI, just to clear up the timezone issue a bit - I think the ical file
higher up is *not* correct:
* I think the meeting is at 18:00 UTC, which is the same as 18:00 GMT,
which is the same (on March 7th) as 18:00 London time
* I think the libreplanet page says 18:00 BST, which is 17:00 UTC/GMT
and i
Hi! I'm a complete newbie to Guix, which has the dual effects that I'm much
more excited about it than I otherwise might be, but the disadvantage that I
know nothing and am more likely to cause problems than not at the moment.
Nevertheless I thought I might be able to contribute something to the
di
Hi everyone, I'm trying to figure out how to convert a Ruby project
from using bundler to using guix directly, so I can sidestep
rvm/rbenv/bundle.
I found two articles about this, but neither seems to go into the
detail of pinning versions to get a really reproducible environment.
They just provid
Hi Emmanuel,
Do you expect to share exactly the same packages in Debian vs guix, or
just an overlapping subset?
I assume that if the packages are the same, and they're building the
same versions, then the hash identifying them should be the same, and
guix should refrain from rebuilding the packag
archive". Thank you for explaining!
I think that's fixed now, thanks everyone.
Dan
On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 5:25 PM wolf wrote:
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> > Reading the docs a second time,
hanks!
Dan
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> On Tuesday, September 26th, 2023 at 08:08, Daniel Littlewood
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Hi guix help,
I want to try out making a simple change to the program `diff`, which
is part of GNU diffutils:
https://packages.guix.gnu.org/packages/diffutils/3.8/
I'd like to set up a dev environment, patch diff.c, rebuild it and try
out the new binary. Maybe install it globally later, but I'm no
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