Hi Folks,
I have an existing Guix System running on my laptop and would like to
install Guix System onto a brand new larger hard drive, connected by a
USB-to-SATA cable.
Could it be possible to run the graphical installer from within my
existing Guix System to partition and install onto the
Hi Mathieu (and CC'ing help-guix),
Thanks for your help on the Guix IRC yesterday! I'm still struggling
with getting the VM running as I'd like. I tried the ISO format as you
suggested, but my hosting service (Binary Lane) seems to treat this
somewhat-specially as a read-only format. I can "trick"
Thanks Mathieu! We've discussed further on IRC, but summarising below
for the list.
On Tue, 31 Aug 2021, Mathieu Othacehe wrote:
> Oh, too bad. You could maybe contact Binary Lane support to find out
> why? Have you tried to boot your qcow2 image on your machine with QEMU?
> The command line woul
FYI for others, I've updated my `guix deploy` blog post with a bunch of
extra learnings thanks to Mathieu and others:
https://stumbles.id.au/getting-started-with-guix-deploy.html
Regards,
Ben
Hi Folks,
Has anyone had success using a fingerprint scanner for Gnome login? I'm
currently
on a ThinkPad X230, but did have the fingerprint scanner working on an X60
working under Trisquel about 8 years ago.
I added "(service fprintd-service-type)" to my Guix System services list and
"fprintd"
On 01/05/19 03:16, Dexter Morgan wrote:
>[9] Twinkle (https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/Twinkle)
Hi Dexter,
Twinkle is in Guix too - I use it every day and it works very well. For
what it's worth, I wouldn't recommend packaging Ekiga. I've tried it
many times on other operating systems over the
Hi Divan,
On 4/2/20 3:57 am, di...@santanas.co.za wrote:
> I see timezones in browsers on my guix system are set to GMT.
>
> An example would be qutebrowser and guessing ungoogled-chromium which
> use qtwebengine.
>
> Example website is browsing to
> https://play.grafana.org/d/00012/grafana-
Hi Thomas,
I managed to fix my wifi - see below.
Ben Sturmfels writes:
"Thomas Ieong" writes:
I guix pulled yesterday and noticed that the build daemon could
now be run
unprivileged, so I reconfigured and today I woke up and noticed
that my wifi
isn't working anymore.
Wh
Hi Thomas,
"Thomas Ieong" writes:
I guix pulled yesterday and noticed that the build daemon could
now be run
unprivileged, so I reconfigured and today I woke up and noticed
that my wifi
isn't working anymore.
When I run `nmcli d` I get this:
```
wlp0s20f3wifi unmanaged
```
An
Hi Folks,
I have a small Python script that sends me desktop notifications
to help
remind me to stop staring at the screen and go to bed on time. I'd
like to
turn it into a Guix home service, but I'm struggling and would
love some
advice.
Source for package, service and example home config i
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
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 stracin
indieterminacy writes:
> If I recall, Gnome Tracker uses Xapian as its backend.
>
> I seem to have previously noticed alternative software which appears more
> performant (though I moved onto other activity so I cant confirm).
>
> Is something like Redmine-Xapian a satisfactory alternative?
> htt
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