Gottfried [2023-04-20T13:28:05+0200]:
> [[PGP Signed Part:Undecided]]
> Hi,
>
> thanks for help.
>
> it works,
Great news!
> Near the volume icon there appear two icons, both are flameshot.
> I didn’t see those icons earlier, because they are in grey colour
> without anything on them, so they do
Hi,
thanks for help.
it works,
When run without any command line arguments, Flameshot installs a tray
icon, near the volume icon and the Network Manager icon in my case.
To make a screenshot, I click on the icon, which dims the screen and
allows me to draw a rectangle to show the region I wan
Hi Gottfried,
Gottfried [2023-04-20T12:11:16+0200]:
> [[PGP Signed Part:Undecided]]
> Hi,
>
> I installed flameshot, but it doesn’t open.
> I tried it beforehand with guix shell flameshot and it worked not
> completely, but somehow.
> But now, after installation it doesn’t open at all.
When run
Hi,
I installed flameshot, but it doesn’t open.
I tried it beforehand with guix shell flameshot and it worked not
completely, but somehow.
But now, after installation it doesn’t open at all.
Do you have guix system or are you on an other distro?
Am 17.04.23 um 20:32 schrieb Sergiu Ivanov:
Hi
Hi,
Am 19.04.23 um 18:10 schrieb Gottfried:
but when starting MATE Desktop all my profiles are not enabled.
graphical sessions environment is not controlled by .bash_profile (or
.profile)
If sddm is used, this statement is false. Does source that file (if bash
is the users shell) and ther
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Hi Gottfried
I guess you are on a foreign distro
Gottfried writes:
[...]
but when starting MATE Deskt
Hi,
thanks a lot for help.
Now it works, I can open the packages through my terminal.
And then you can choose to
either stay at the setup I suggested or e.g. try using X session
startup files as others suggested (which btw seems like a neat solution)
What do you mean by trying X session, st
> No, I put libreoffice in a separate profile,
> so in the terminal it is not found:
>
> gfp@Tuxedo ~$ libreoffice
> -bash: libreoffice: Kommando nicht gefunden.
> gfp@Tuxedo ~$ frescobaldi
> -bash: frescobaldi: Kommando nicht gefunden.
> gfp@Tuxedo ~$ lilypond
> -bash: lilypond: Kommando nicht ge
Hi Gottfried,
I have nothing to add about your main question but :
Gottfried [2023-04-17T14:45:28+0200]:
> How do you create this screenshot with the red arrow?
I use Flameshot, which comes in the package aptly named flameshot.
This program lets you choose the part of the screen to capture, an
Hi Gottfried
I guess you are on a foreign distro
Gottfried writes:
[...]
> but when starting MATE Desktop all my profiles are not enabled.
graphical sessions environment is not controlled by .bash_profile (or
.profile)
If your distro works like Debian [1], try to add this to your ~/.xsession
Hi,
thanks for help
Then you're all set. It should be working now 😄
Try closing the terminal and opening it again. Are the commands from
your profiles (e.g. `libreoffice`) available immediately, without the
need to run any manual `guix` commands? They should be
No, I put libreoffice in a sep
Hi,
5.
is there also a possibility to enable all my profiles when I log in
to my MATE desktop?
So that all applications (including terminal emulators, regardless of
their configuration) open with them already enabled? There's no such
possibility I know of :/
There is a way and I think it may
and therefore outputs just "music". So the line we're analyzing
> >>> assigns the string "/home/user/my-extra-guix-stuff/music/music" to
> >>> variable called "profile". Is this what we wanted? The next line is
> >>> going to chec
nd one is just a workaround
for terminal emulators that are not configurable enough :)
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Gottfried wrote:
Hi,
according to the cookbook
I added
for i in
> I added
>
> for i in $GUIX_EXTRA_PROFILES/*; do
>profile=$i/$(basename "$i")
>if [ -f "$profile"/etc/profile ]; then
> GUIX_PROFILE="$profile"
> . "$GUIX_PROFILE"/etc/pro
t;/etc/profile
fi
unset profile
done
---
into my .bash_profile file
in order to enable all profiles at login time:
My .bash_profile file looks now like that:
# Honor per-interactive-shell startup file
if [ -f ~/.
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