Hi Simon,
> Right? Well, I do not know if it is possible. I guess it is because of
> this file:
>
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> $ find $(guix build ghc-esqueleto) -type f -print | grep base64
> /gnu/store/zqax59v1v537h26g0kypka6klaaahnqf-ghc-esqueleto-3.5
Hi Andy,
I think that it may be possible to build the package with a little
effort. You'll have to emulate the FHS as Maxim suggested. But you'll
also have to expose the standard C/C++ libraries (they are currently
hidden, see https://issues.guix.gnu.org/63267).
Save the following Scheme cod
Hi all,
First time posting on this forum.
I am trying to set up a service that runs "sudo mullvad-daemon" upon user
login. The mullvad package is installed through Nix on a user profile.
I've tried creating a user service using Shepherd in a config file at
"~/.config/shepherd/init.scm", but
У пт, 2023-08-25 у 17:01 -0300, Jorge пише:
> I have removed (via Gnome Settings) user `jorge-morais' from my
Gentoo GNU/Linux system, but its Guix profiles remain.
If you only remove a user from GNOME Settings without removing it from
the system configuration file, the user will re-appear in GN
У сб, 2023-08-26 у 09:13 +0300, Roman Riabenko пише:
> У пт, 2023-08-25 у 17:01 -0300, Jorge пише:
> > I have removed (via Gnome Settings) user `jorge-morais' from my
> > Gentoo GNU/Linux system, but its Guix profiles remain.
>
> If you only remove a user from GNOME Settings without removing it
Hi Andy,
I think that it may be possible to build the package with a little
effort. You'll have to emulate the FHS as Maxim suggested. But you'll
also have to expose the standard C/C++ libraries (they are currently
hidden, see https://issues.guix.gnu.org/63267).
Save the following Scheme cod
Hi! I'm trying to follow along with
https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2023/the-filesystem-hierarchy-standard-comes-to-guix-containers/
But I'm unable to install libgcc_s, as lib is no longer an output of
gcc-toolchain, so I can't manage to run any foreign binaries.
Since installing icecat using guix on Debian 11, I now find that when I
launch Seamonkey or Firefox they appear with the Icecat icon in the
panel, and also identify as GNU Icecat in the top bar. I am using Gnome
Classic. Does anyone know why is this icon mix-up occurring?
> Tanguy LE CARROUR hat am 22.08.2023 18:56 CEST
> geschrieben:
>
>
> Hi Hilton,
>
>
> Quoting Hilton Chain (2023-08-22 17:18:15)
> > If you happen to use the system mcron service as well, please pull to
> > the latest commit again, my bad :(
>
> Done!
> Reboot and…
>
>
> > > ```
> > >
Hello,
with 1c30d5a6bfc5d48137f4bdcc271189a06fdc6ed3 , my (user) mcron log file
changed from ~/.local/state/log/mcron.log to ~/.local/state/shepherd/mcron.log
(though strangely this did not seem to take effect until
552d0703776c532f25498d5cb852c3c497cb9252 et. al.).
I prefer the old location,
Since installing icecat using guix on Debian 11, I now find that when I
launch Seamonkey or Firefox they appear with the Icecat icon in the
panel, and also identify as GNU Icecat in the top bar. I am using Gnome
Classic. Why is this icon mix-up occurring?
I have two different linux users on my system. (Debian 11 x86). One has
icecat 102 installed, the other icecat 78. I cannot upgrade the user
with 78. The 102 version doesn't seem to be available.
On the first user:
guix package -A icecat
icecat 78.4.0-guix0-preview1 out gnu/packages/gnuz
Hi,
De Nicolas Goaziou le 28/08/2023 à 20:01:
> Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> >>> In any case, I suggest to write a proper bug report for this. Hopefully,
> >>> someone with better understanding about the implications of GUIX_TEXMF
> >>> will be able to solve this.
> >>
> >> I can do that for the te
Hi Richmond,
Did the first user 'guix pull' recently? That is also per-user.
Kind regards,
T G-R
Sent on the go. Excuse or enjoy my brevity.
Hellon
De Andreas Enge le 28/08/2023 à 20:05:
> if I understand things correctly, we would like the following behaviour
> for propagated inputs in the texlive context:
> We have these metapackages with propagated inputs; all of these inputs
> have "out" and "doc". Then we would like to automatical
Hello,
"Artyom V. Poptsov" writes:
> There are lots of examples of LaTeX package definitions in Guix for
> sure, but unfortunately I found no examples of packaged books written in
> LaTeX.
There is `book-faif' in "fsf.scm".
> Then I'm getting errors that "Liberation Serif" font is not found:
>
Hello Nicolas,
thank you very much for the help! I've changed my "guix.scm" as you
suggested and now it works.
> You can also remove `texlive' and, probably, `texlive-latex-fonts' and
> `texlive-ttf-utils' from your inputs, since you're using XeTeX.
When I tried to remove "texlive" from inputs,
"Artyom V. Poptsov" writes:
> When I tried to remove "texlive" from inputs, I ran into the following
> error:
>
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> ! LaTeX Error: File `fontspec.sty' not found.
[...]
> As you can see, LaTeX cannot find "fontspec.sty" file. I d
On 2023-08-15 19:16:11 -0500, heat from fire via wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> First time posting on this forum.
>
> I am trying to set up a service that runs "sudo mullvad-daemon" upon user
> login. The mullvad package is installed through Nix on a user profile.
>
> I've tried creating a user servic
Hi,
What is the difference, in concrete terms, between SEARCH-PATHS and
NATIVE-SEARCH-PATHS; why do they need to be separate, why is
SEARCH-PATHS seemingly only used during a build, and why are
NATIVE-SEARCH-PATHS only set in cross-compiled builds?
I'm asking because I want to understand why has
Hello Nicolas!
> I then suggest to add `texlive-fontspec' (a few kB) instead of `texlive'
> (3 GB) to the inputs.
Thanks, that worked out indeed. I've added other LaTeX packages as
well, searching by the required ".sty" files.
But then, I ran into the following error:
--8<---cut he
"Artyom V. Poptsov" writes:
> Hello Nicolas!
> Thanks, that worked out indeed. I've added other LaTeX packages as
> well, searching by the required ".sty" files.
Great!
> /gnu/store/rib9g2ig1xf3kclyl076w28parmncg4k-bash-minimal-5.1.16/bin/sh:
> /gnu/store/05770yhxad3d3p4q7rgw8clh0y1gi5sc-texl
Hi Guix,
Just a word of context. I've had difficulty in the past with GnuPG so
when I learned that signing commits was fine with only openssh (since
8.2 IIRC), I would like to stick with it. I develop regularly for guix
and RDE, and for some tasks, I believe a commit access to either can
help in
> It should be fixed on master, if you can guix pull again.
The problem is fixed indeed, thank you very much!
- avp
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> I can’t check right now, but I’m guessing a plain `cabal install`
> would also add base64-bytestring to GHC’s visible packages?
I tested with cabal-install and it somehow manages to hide the haskell
packages that are installed as dependencies.
```
$ guix shell -CN cabal-install coreutils zlib -
Hi Nicolas,
On Tue, Aug 29, 2023 at 12:12 PM Nicolas Graves via wrote:
>
> For those of you who have a gitlab account, could you hop in and leave a
> like or a small support message?
I may not use SSH with Gitlab personally, but gave you an enthusiastic
thumbs up!
Kind regards
Felix
P.S. I was
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