Hi,
I got this printer free of charge.
somebody put it on a place in my house, a corner/niche on the ground floor,
where every one puts things for giving away,
so everyone can take it.
I took it from there without any costs.
I have been using this printer for 5 years already.
I even got a second
Hi Gottfried,
On Sun, Apr 06 2025, gfp wrote:
> I got this printer free of charge.
That's the best way! If you have a choice, check for scanning support
here. [1] In general, I prefer separate devices. Multi-function
equipment bumps the odds that something works less well.
Kind regards
Felix
Hi everyone!
I am trying out Guix to build software, I like it so far, but what confuses me
are the build systems.
I originally thought a build system would figure out which dependencies are
needed based on the project lockfile (has versions and hashes) and then
installs them from there. But i
On mer, mar 26, 2025 at 08:01 Devyn C via wrote:
> I am new to guix and just install guix on a clean system and I am getting
> this as well.
>
> The environment immediately crashes upon boot at login with the message from
> the subject line.
>
> Guess I'll choose a different DE/WM.
>
Hi all,
Hi, this is mostly resolved, but I just thought I'd flag it and ask if
there's any better solution than the one I found.
Problem:
I was unable to install any packages, and was getting the
error message:
In procedure getaddrinfo: Servname not supported for ai_socktype
My solution:
Guix seems
Hi, this is mostly resolved, but I just thought I'd flag it and ask if
there's any better solution than the one I found.
Problem:
I was unable to install any packages, and was getting the
error message:
In procedure getaddrinfo: Servname not supported for ai_socktype
My solution:
Guix seems to
"Mark L." writes:
> Hi everyone!
>
> I am trying out Guix to build software, I like it so far, but what confuses
> me are the build systems.
>
> I originally thought a build system would figure out which dependencies are
> needed based on the project lockfile (has versions and hashes) and then
Hi Mark,
On Mon, Mar 31 2025, Mark L. wrote:
> I like it so far
Me, too!
> It seems that package dependencies specified in the languages
> lockfiles need to be duplicated into the guix package definitions,
> which I think means any dependency of the project needs to be packaged
> in Guix, & any
Hi Gottfried,
On Fri, Apr 04 2025, gfp wrote:
> It is always a nuisance, when I need a scan,
Sometimes, it's easier to purchase hardware that works well with Linux,
for examply by buying unwanted equipment from individuals or businesses.
Kind regards
Felix
Hi, I know GNU Guix encourages running the unit tests during the build
process. This makes sense for core GNU packages like GNU coreutils
that mainly operates on file systems or Unix ttys; but for GUI
programs, this often causes problems because the requirements of GUI
environment may not be availa
Hi, I know GNU Guix encourages running the unit tests during the build
process. This makes sense for core GNU packages like GNU coreutils
that mainly operates on file systems or Unix ttys; but for GUI
programs, this often causes problems because the requirements of GUI
environment may not be availa
> So what do I have to do in Guix to add a new user and create a samba
> login for that user?
My guess would be to add the user like other regular users in Guix
```
(operating-system
(users (cons* (user-account
(name "myuser")
(comment "M
Hi Mark,
I would like to add to the answers you already got.
"Mark L." writes:
> Hi everyone!
>
> I am trying out Guix to build software, I like it so far, but what confuses
> me are the build systems.
>
> I originally thought a build system would figure out which dependencies are
> needed
Hi,
I added 3 sentences in my Samba part
to my config.scm:
guest account = gast
create mask = 0775
directory mask = 0755
(service samba-service-type (samba-configuration
(enable-smbd? #t)
(config-file (plain-file "smb.conf" "\
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