Benjamin Slade writes:
> Hi Guix,
>
> I'm trying to build the Zutty terminal emulator on Guix and, no matter
> whether I include `libxmu` as an input, native input, or propagated
> input, the `waf-build` seems to report that 'xmu' cannot be
> found. (See partial .drv output below:)
>
You can add
I've been through the list archives and have not found a solution. I
repeatedly get into a state where package updates are failing with the
following messsage(s):
> guix install: error: package glibc-locales@2.37 does not support
x86_64-linux
This is a binary install on Debian 12. I've seen som
On Thu, Dec 26, 2024, at 9:33 AM, Efraim Flashner wrote:
> I have a pinebook pro and I also have a couple of other aarch64
> machines, and here's what I do:
>
> `guix pull` on my pinebook pro, `guix home build --no-grafts ... -d` and
> `guix system build --no-grafts -d` to get the derivations
>
>
On 2024-12-27, Thom Harmon via wrote:
> I've been through the list archives and have not found a solution. I
> repeatedly get into a state where package updates are failing with the
> following messsage(s):
>
>> guix install: error: package glibc-locales@2.37 does not support
> x86_64-linux
>
> Thi
> I managed to find a "solution" for that and described it in a blog post
> here: https://wolfsden.cz/blog/post/what-goes-into-guix-shaped-hole.html
>
> However be aware that is does have limitations and one needs to be
> somewhat careful (see the update at the bottom of the article).
>
> I just
> You can add 'libxt' to inputs, run 'pkg-config --cflags libxmu' will
> report 'xt' is missing if not. I'll send a patch to add libxt to
> libxmu's 'propagated-inputs' later, usually those kind of indirect
> dependencies are handled this way.
Many thanks! Adding `libxt' to `inputs' does indeed e
Hi Guix,
I'm trying to build the Zutty terminal emulator on Guix and, no matter whether
I include `libxmu` as an input, native input, or propagated input, the
`waf-build` seems to report that 'xmu' cannot be found. (See partial .drv
output below:)
,
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