Hi,
On Wed, 29 Jun 2022 at 08:40, mj lane wrote:
> I thank you for giving me how to use a trick. I am a low-profile person in
> the field of software and english. I am very interested in the construction
> of creating an OS in the application of emacs. I have a question, what is
> the function
Hi,
Could you avoid to cross-post the exact same message on different lists.
On Tue, 28 Jun 2022 at 15:05, Akib Azmain Turja wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Yesterday, I created a new user in my system. Then I tried to install a
> package, but found that it's not the latest, although I did sudo guix
> pull
Hi Guixer,
I would like to use `guix pack` but at the scheme level. I have package
records that I generate dynamically and would like to pack them
individually in the same way. Is there an easy way for that?
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Olivier Dion
oldiob.dev
On Wed, 17 Aug 2022, Olivier Dion via wrote:
> I would like to use `guix pack` but at the scheme level. I have package
> records that I generate dynamically and would like to pack them
> individually in the same way. Is there an easy way for that?
Here's a solution that I've scratch quickly:
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Hi Folks!
I really like the idea of Gnome Tracker - index all your files,
contacts, etc. so you can quickly search them. It just doesn't seem to
work properly, it uses a lot of resources and it's behaviour is
opaque. I'm not sure whether this is the configuration in Guix System,
or whether Tracker
Tracker logging every file it sees wouldn't be a good idea: apart from the
wasted space, you'd be adding even more I/O load to the mix...
Try stracing (guix install strace) tracker's PID(s) instead. It will generate
more output than you need, but file names should be obvious, and you can use
g
Ben Sturmfels
Sturm Software Engineering
www.sturm.com.au
+61 3 9024 2467
Tobias Geerinckx-Rice writes:
> Tracker logging every file it sees wouldn't be a good idea: apart from the
> wasted space, you'd be adding even more I/O load to the mix...
>
> Try stracing (guix install strace) tracke
