Bone Baboon writes:
> Here is my operating-system declaration:
>
>
I don't see anything out of the ordinary here. I don't use the nomodeset
kernel-arguments setting though. Perhaps that's just needed with your
hardware?
> .Xauthority is an empty file.
>
> .Xdefaults has the contents:
> ```
> X
Gary Johnson writes:
> Hmm...that's odd. %desktop-services contains both the gdm-service and
> the elogind-service, which should bring X along for the ride. It sounds
> like something in your configuration is preventing these services from
> presenting you with a graphical login screen.
>
> Coul
Bone Baboon writes:
>> Looking at my configuration now, I think the problem might be dbus.
>> Do you have dbus-service enabled? I suspect there might be an
>> implicit dependence between X and udev (which is probably what is
>> responsible for creating /dev/dri/card0) on dbus, that might not be
>
Vladimir Sedach writes:
> Do you get graphics with a login manager service?
I do not get graphics with GDM. There is just a blinking cursor on
tty7.
> Looking at my configuration now, I think the problem might be dbus.
> Do you have dbus-service enabled? I suspect there might be an
> implicit
Joshua Branson writes:
> Do any of the officially supported guix wm's or desktop environments
> work for you?
I have tried the `emacs-exwm` package and the
`lxqt-desktop-service-type` service. But I do not get a graphical login
I am only getting a blinking cursor on tty7.
Sergiu Ivanov writes:
> I also started using EXWM recently and it works without any issues
> for me (actually it works better than I expected).
>
> However, I use the default login manager (elogind) from
> %desktop-services, which picks up EXWM automatically for me. I don't
> manually start the
Bone Baboon writes:
>
> Thank you for the detailed instructions.
>
> When I follow the instruction and boot I am taken to vt7 which has only
> a blinking cursor. I never get a graphical login for X. The system is
> responsive and I can switch to other virtual terminals.
>
> On vt1 there is output
Thus quoth Bone Baboon on Tue Mar 23 2021 at 04:22 (+0100):
> Gary Johnson writes:
>
>> I run EXWM under Guix System.
>
> It is good to hear that someone else is able to successfully use EXWM
> with Guix.
I also started using EXWM recently and it works without any issues
for me (actually it wo
Gary Johnson writes:
> I run EXWM under Guix System.
It is good to hear that someone else is able to successfully use EXWM
with Guix.
> You don't need to manually start Xorg
> with xinit, startx, or any other command. First, make sure that you are
> installing emacs and emacs-exwm into your pa
On Mon, Mar 22, 2021 at 10:11:57PM -0400, nylxs wrote:
> or it could be not broken,
Thanks for the hint!
On Mon, Mar 22, 2021 at 07:34:25PM +0100, Vincent Legoll wrote:
> Hello Gary,
>
> On Mon, Mar 22, 2021 at 5:49 PM Gary Johnson wrote:
> > [...] Nicely described stuff
>
> I think this would make a nice additional recipe for the cookbook.
>
> WOGT ? (What Other Guixers Think)
Absolutely! People
Hello Gary,
On Mon, Mar 22, 2021 at 5:49 PM Gary Johnson wrote:
> [...] Nicely described stuff
I think this would make a nice additional recipe for the cookbook.
WOGT ? (What Other Guixers Think)
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Vincent Legoll
On Sun, Mar 21, 2021 at 07:21:06PM -0400, nylxs wrote:
> Becuse he wants to.
> This is always a loaded question making an excuse to avoid answering
> it. It should just work from the command line, no excuses, because the
> user wants it that way.
It has never been simple on Guix System to use x
> March 21, 2021 6:31 PM, "Bone Baboon" wrote:
>
> I am trying to manually run `xinit` so that I can use Emacs X Window
> Manager (EXWM). I have EXWM configured in my Emacs configuration file.
> I have a small number of important graphical applications I want to
> run in EXWM (web browser, Jami, q
Thanks for your reply.
jbra...@dismail.de writes:
> March 21, 2021 6:31 PM, "Bone Baboon" wrote:
>
> May I ask why you are trying to manually run xinit? Is your favorite wm
> or desktop environment not packaged as a service in Guix? Ahh, I see you
> are just trying to start Emacs. Very awes
On 3/21/21 7:05 PM, jbra...@dismail.de wrote:
> May I ask why you are trying to manually run xinit?
Becuse he wants to.
This is always a loaded question making an excuse to avoid answering
it. It should just work from the command line, no excuses, because the
user wants it that way.
Bone Baboon writes:
> The command also fails with a similar log when prefixed with sudo.
Well, that rules out the setuid issue. Do you get graphics with a
login manager service? I tried getting xinit running as you have, but
gave up at the same step: no /dev/dri/card0 device node.
Looking at
Bone Baboon writes:
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> jbra...@dismail.de writes:
>
>> March 21, 2021 6:31 PM, "Bone Baboon" wrote:
>>
> I am trying to manually run `xinit` so that I can use Emacs X Window
> Manager (EXWM). I have EXWM configured in my Emacs configuration file.
> I have a small numbe
March 21, 2021 6:31 PM, "Bone Baboon" wrote:
> I am trying to start `xorg` from the Linux console virtual terminal 1
> (vt1) using `xinit`. I have not got `xorg` working yet and would
> appreciate any assistance.
May I ask why you are trying to manually run xinit? Is your favorite wm
or desktop
I am trying to start `xorg` from the Linux console virtual terminal 1
(vt1) using `xinit`. I have not got `xorg` working yet and would
appreciate any assistance.
Thank you
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