Hey Andreas,
Thanks for the follow-up, I can't believe I missed the existing apl2741
font, thanks for adjusting my patch so it ended up in the right
place. I'm glad this helped resolve a much older issue also!
Cheers,
Lee
Andreas Enge writes:
> ...
> Ultimately it is a judgement call; with different names and different
> download links, I would suggest to treat them as two fonts.
Indeed, in the end I decided to send both as separate fonts but in a
single patch, one inheriting from the other owing to the shared sou
Hi all,
I've been working my way through porting a couple of popular APL and BQN
fonts, and now I'm working at packaging up Adrian Smith's APL385 and
APL333 font: https://apl385.com/fonts/index.htm
My intuition is to package the two fonts separately, though now I'm
doubting myself wondering if Ad
I've found the solution to my problem which turned out to be annoyingly
obvious. The description of SuperCollider according to Guix reads:
> …
> SuperCollider requires jackd to be installed in your user profile and
> your user must be allowed to access the realtime features of the
> kernel.
> …
I
Hi All,
I'm having a lot of trouble getting SuperCollider working on Guix. I've
installed the package by adding it to my home-configuration.scm and
reconfiguring home, though I can't get it to boot the server.
I can load the IDE and the sclang interpreter but when I run `s.boot;`
or `Server.defa
Maxim Cournoyer writes:
> It should be guix-patc...@gnu.org, not @debbugs.gnu.org
Okay I think I've found the source of the issue, it looks like I've read
some slightly older documentation that says to send to
guix-patc...@gnu.org but includes an example command to send to
guix-patc...@debbugs.g
Ekaitz I've replied to you just a minute ago without CCing
the mailing list, my apologies for the double reply.
Ekaitz Zarraga writes:
> The email should be sent to you pretty soon since your cover letter is
> sent. Which address did you send your email to?
I sent this to guix-patc...@debbugs.
Hi All,
I've got a patch series made up for adding parinfer-rust-mode[1] to
Guix. I'm following the instructions on the info page "Sending a Patch
Series". I've sent off my cover letter patch to debbugs though after
around half a day I've received no issue number reply to send the rest
of my pat
I'm having trouble installing the `bind' package declaratively. Running
`guix show bind' returns the bind package, but when I add `(gnu packages
dns)' to my home-configuration.scm and the bind package to `packages'
like so I run into an exception during reconfiguration:
> (use-modules (gnu home)
>
e2abf279 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
Message-ID:
<0f008e6c4bed9285f838ce7fd5d16c1fe2abf279.1720884197.git.lee.p.th...@gmail.com>
From: Lee Thompson
Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2024 16:21:07 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] First go at adding `parinfer-rust-mode` for Emacs.
Change-Id: Iebb2105206884c9164556f7c40397dd48
宋文武 writes:
> ```
> (define (exclude-some-packages lst)
> (filter (lambda (pkg)
> (not (memq pkg (list
> gnome-terminal
> gnome-user-docs
> gnome-maps
> lst))
>
>
> (service gnome-deskt
Hi All,
Is there an analogue in Guix for NixOS's `excludePackage`? Under NixOS I
had something like the following in my system config:
> environment.gnome.excludePackages = with pkgs.gnome; [
> cheese
> epiphany
> gnome-music
> ];
Which allowed me to use a mostly OOTB Gnome install m
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