> It seems that you'll need at least these two packages: +python2-dbus+ (from
> gnu/packages/python-xyz.scm) and +dbus+ (from gnu/packages/glib.scm) as
> inputs.
>
Yes, it was python2-dbus that was needed. I thought they had ported to python3.
Guess not.
> I'd also recommend to use the +guix
I'm trying to install Plover from source, however tox throws an error about
dbus. It's looking for "dbus-1". Is that some thing guix provides?
Here's what I have installed for dbus:
ahab@pequod ~/Projects/plover$guix package -A | grep dbus
cl-dbus 20190408-1.24b452d out
>
> "removing files or directories manually may break it beyond repair!"
>
> Have I borked my /gnu/store?
>
No, the 'guix-store-item' command runs 'guix gc' under the hood, so it's safe.
Removing manually here refers to using rm.
> How can I, or could I have if it's too late, removed the b
I'm trying to update stenography.scm to use a later version of plover. I made
a few changes (given below), some appropriate, others not, and ran guix build
-K --file=xc.stenography.scm. It built and runs directly from the store.
Great. I want to fix the inappropriate changes and create a pro
> https://sr.ht/~abcdw/rde/
> https://lists.sr.ht/~abcdw/rde-discuss/%3CCABrWRW2xCCbWSE3DAcWns01CmDyoGVAywL6dwyQoAENTrUZqhw%40mail.gmail.com%3E>
>
>
Cool, glad I asked. Looks like one of the two people doing videos about Guix.
Thanks!
> When Guix Home is merged, you could probably define much of your user
> services in your home.scm file.
>
Where is the best place to keep an eye on this? Is there a dedicated branch?
> I'd be happy to help you write a cookbook recipe. I've written a few
> cookbook sections, and I'd be hap
> I had to activate the user-level Shepherd by hand in any file that is
> executed when the system is started. In my case I have it in my i3 config.
> You can put it in .xsession like the thread you shared suggests.
>
*expletives* Call 'shepherd'. That's it. Call 'shepherd'. Goodness
grac
I'm setting up the Emacs daemon following a thread on the mailing list:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-guix/2019-11/msg00148.html. I have
services.scm and init.scm defined. I can call `shepherd -c
~/.config/shepherd/init.scm` and the service starts. I can kill the terminal
and
It works now!
In all fairness, it didn't work immediately. Because life is so busy, I had to
shut down and on restart (however long after my last message) ran guix pull
followed by guix package -u. Running make then compiled without issue. I see
that sweet, sweet main window!
Thank you so much
> Does including linux-libre-headers in the environment help?
>
It doesn't appear so. I had installed the glibc package previously (although I
assumed it was part of the GCC deps). Trying to install the headers complained
about conflicts with the glibc package. Uninstalled glibc and installed
I'm a Python developer familiar with PySide/PyQt teaching myself how to use Qt
with C++ and following a tutorial on how to compile a Qt application without
QtCreator
(https://www.linux.org/threads/c-tutorial-create-qt-applications-without-qtcreator.18409/).
I've installed what I believe are
Thank you, Tobias.
> All logs should be in /var/log (most notably the ‘messages’ file). Not
> everything is logged.
>
> What does the console say during the delay?
>
You're correct. I'm not precisely seeing in 'messages' what I see during boot.
Overall, there is no single culprit; each messag
I'm trying to investigate a slow Guix System boot, yet am unsure how to view
the logs. My understanding is that Shepherd handles the boot process. I can't
find information in the manual about where logs are stored or how to view them.
How can I view boot logs?
I use sticky modifier keys to help with hand/typing issues. This means that
ctrl, alt, shift etc remain depressed after release similar to how caps lock
"sticks" shift on. This is usually done with xkbset.
I don't see xkbset in guix packages. Am I overlooking it or is there another
program r
Jun 4, 2020, 15:39 by m...@ambrevar.xyz:
> It's not very obvious what to document it since it applies to all
> WebKitGTK.
>
One idea is to indicate the relationship between packages. For example,
guix package -s gstreamer | less
...
+ Applications can take advantage of advances in codec and fi
Jun 4, 2020, 11:59 by m...@ambrevar.xyz:
> You need to install a combination of
>
> gst-libav
> gst-plugins-bad
> gst-plugins-base
> gst-plugins-good
> gst-plugins-ugly
>
> depending on the video type you want to play in WebKitGTK-based
> browsers.
> If you don't know, install them all.
>
Thank yo
I can't figure out how to play the videos on the Guix homepage using a browser
from within Guix.
I have installed GuixSD in a VM with the XFCE desktop. I have installed
Epiphany, along with gstreamer andd ffmpeg. When I navigate to
http://guix.gnu.org/videos/, the videos won't play.
I have s
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