Hello,
you wrote:
[liveuser@localhost-live ~]$ sudo efibootmgr -c -d /dev/sda1 -p
1 -L "Guix" -l "\EFI\Guix\grubx64.efi"
Shouldn't your disk be /dev/sda (in contrast to /dev/sda1)?
Best Regards,
Julian Flake
On Wed, Nov 15 2023, Caleb Herbert wrote:
Greetings,
Dear Caleb,
this is how I currently start a Tor browser, if needed:
https://github.com/nuthub/guix-shell-examples#tor-browser
Best Regards,
Julian Flake
On Wed, Nov 29 2023, Caleb Herbert wrote:
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Hi Guix,
I cannot start Tor Browser from following the
Hi,
not exactly answering your question, but you and others can take
that as inspiration for an alternative setup:
Since I use matrix for other chat purposes anyways, I configured
my matrix homeserver (https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse
running on my root server in the web) to provide an
Hi,
not really sure if this is, what you asked for, but I solved it by
defining an additional package (let's call it "extension package"
or "wsrt-measures") for the extension file(s), similar to what you
already do. I would unpack the data in the extension package
already. Then I add that ext
Hi Guixers,
I have a question about home-*-service-types that create a user's
shepherd service.
If I have such services in my home-environment and login, logout
and
login again, I have multiple instances of the processes running,
the
shepherd should manage. Shouldn't the shepherd services (an
Hi Guixers,
I have a question about home-*-service-types that create a user's
shepherd service.
If I have such services in my home-environment and login, logout
and login again, I have multiple instances of the processes
running, the shepherd should manage. Shouldn't the shepherd
services (
