Re: Yubikey setup for GPG

Jesse Gibbons writes: I had a similar problem with my Librem key. I fixed it by including (service pcscd-service-type) in my system configuration, reconfiguring my guix system, and making sure I have one of the pinentry packages installed and configured. See https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/

Yubikey setup for GPG

Does anyone have a working guide for setting up a Yubikey for use with GnuPG in Guix System? It seems that the packaged gpg is built with pcsc-lite rather than scdaemon, so much of the information in e.g. the Arch wiki is not applicable. The specific error I'm getting when running `gpg2 --car

Expanding texlive-iftex to include all sty files

The current texlive-iftex recipe only includes iftex.sty, despite the upstream https://ctan.org/pkg/iftex also including if{e,lua,v,xe}tex.sty files. Is there a way to expand the recipe to include those additional files? I think this should be accomplished just by including the files' paths

Build system for raco?

Does anyone know of a WIP toward a build system for raco, Racket's package manager? In particular, I'm interested in packaging https://github.com/willghatch/racket-rash. -- Joseph LaFreniere

Re: File is read-only; trying to patch anyway

cm b/gnu/packages/emacs-xyz.scm index 0559f0c7cc..9a0f08e16a 100644 --- a/gnu/packages/emacs-xyz.scm +++ b/gnu/packages/emacs-xyz.scm @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ ;;; Copyright © 2019 Brian Leung ;;; Copyright © 2019 mikadoZero ;;; Copyright © 2019 Gabriel Hondet -;;; Copyright © 2019 LaFreniere

File is read-only; trying to patch anyway

I am working on the attached patch to package https://github.com/akermu/emacs-libvterm.git. When building the package I get the following error: building /gnu/store/89icdpwha5vvqmn2yn3949w503ck6cq6-emacs-vterm-0-1.de63115.tar.xz.drv... File vterm-module-make.el is read-only; trying to patch a

Re: Next browser looking for init file in store

Pierre Neidhardt writes: Actually this is Next-specific ;) Your log shows you are using an old version of Next. Your issue has been fixed on recent versions. updating to current version (1.3.4) should fix it. Thank you for the fast response! I will update and, if I am still facing any issue

Next browser looking for init file in store

My installation of the Next browser appeared to be ignoring the file I had written in my XDG_CONFIG_HOME (which I have defined as the default "$HOME/.config") at "$HOME/.config/next/init.lisp". Inspecting the *init-file-path* variable from within Next shows a current value #P"/gnu/store/psfi1f