Maxim Cournoyer writes:
> But that's not too big an issue for Emacs when using Emacs-Guix, as one
> can do `guix-set-emacs-environment' and choose a profile to re-read and
> set (in Emacs itself) its environment variables. Re-running
> 'guix-emacs-autoload-packages' would then refresh the autolo
Hello, peolpe! I cannot understand results of this simple sequence of
actions:
First, update Icecat: guix package -u icecat
and then later remove it: guix package -r icecat
and view /gnu/store:
du -hs -l -t 1M /gnu/store/* | grep -E 'rust|icecat'
274M/gnu/store/0p4blr576rjzpyybfmvygny6ra641w0p
Jone,
Jone 写道：
I used to deal only with rpm package manager - there unnecessary
dependencies would be removed automatically.
How do I get the same result with Guix? I don't have much space
on the
partition =)
Very quick answer: ‘guix gc’.
Kind regards,
T G-R
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Jone,
Tobias Geerinckx-Rice 写道：
Jone 写道：
I used to deal only with rpm package manager - there
unnecessary
dependencies would be removed automatically.
How do I get the same result with Guix? I don't have much space
on
the
partition =)
Very quick answer: ‘guix gc’.
OK, slightly longer ans
Thanks, I figured out the basic things.
> If the old icecat is still referenced by an old profile, you'll have to
> remove this profile first.
> guix package --delete-generations=1m
Currently the profle contains only one generation, previous generations
was deleted immediately after command 'guix
Tobias, in answer to Pierre I have added some additional information.
I read the help and manual (but partially), and anywhere is no description of
my case.
Or in other words, I didn't understand what I didn't understand! Sorry. (It
would be very
nice in addition to the manual to have any simple
The Guix documentation videos explain common usage. They can be found
on the Guix website since only a few days ago. For example,
reclaiming space is explained at minute 1:01 here:
https://guix.gnu.org/videos/everyday-use-of-gnu-guix,-part-two/index.html
I hope these videos are prominent enoug
> How do you list your generations?
❯ guix package -l | grep Generation
Generation 158 Nov 02 2019 15:27:19(current)
> But it won't work since your old icecat is still live.
It seems so:
❯ guix gc -d /gnu/store/50530hgnzkxgkqciip68dn7v23cslw1c-icecat-60.8.0-guix1/
guix gc: warning: '-d' as
Sorry for not recognizing the issue might be more difficult than the
Guix videos.
On Sat, Nov 02, 2019 at 06:49:57PM +, Jone wrote:
> > You can see what requires it with guix gc -R ..
> 183 lines.. this does not give an any answer. I'm at a loss..
>
I believe
guix gc --referrers
/gnu/store
Thanks for reminder about /var/guix/profiles.
❯ guix package -l | grep Generation
Generation 158 Nov 02 2019 15:27:19(current)
❯ ls -1 /var/guix/profiles/per-user/jone/
current-guix
current-guix-16-link
guix-profile
guix-profile-158-link
current-guix -> current-guix-16-link
current-guix-1
Has anyone looked into compiling things like the C++ stdlib with
sanitization?
My use case right now is just some programming homework I wanna test
for race conditions, but I suspect some people would like to be able to
recompile their system with additional hardening.
On Sun, Nov 03, 2019 at 03:26:01AM +, Jone wrote:
> Thanks for reminder about /var/guix/profiles.
>
> ❯ guix package -l | grep Generation
> Generation 158Nov 02 2019 15:27:19(current)
> ❯ ls -1 /var/guix/profiles/per-user/jone/
> current-guix
> current-guix-16-link
> guix-profile
>
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