Thanks so much, that worked! It was not at all clear to me that such a
dependency existed or that if it did it would not already be encapsulated by
GPGME itself.
On May 6, 2022 4:56:00 AM EDT, zimoun wrote:
>Hi,
>
>On Thu, 05 May 2022 at 13:37, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>
>&g
I have never used the command script, but I thought you might benefit from
installing the tldr utility: whose name is short for "too long didn't read" It
gives examples instead of all the unwanted details that man pages throw at you
first even though they don't make a lick of sense without the r
Hi Gottfried,
I had some success editing things owned by the root user in emacs using Tramp.
The syntax a bit confusing. You search for the file in the usual way in Emacs,
but you delete all the text it fills in for you and instead replace it with:
```
/sudo:$USER@localhost:/etc/config.scm
``
e printing out.
On March 23, 2023 5:30:11 PM EDT, Philip McGrath
wrote:
>Hi Kyle,
>
>On Wed, Mar 22, 2023, at 5:29 PM, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>> Dear Guix,
>>
>> Part of my scientific workflow involves compiling a small Racket script
>> for a command line program into
ix is being at
finding these.
On April 19, 2023 11:10:44 AM EDT, "(" wrote:
>
>Kyle Andrews writes:
>> The (many) shell scripts in my software depend on bashisms. In the code right
>> now I typically use /usr/bin/env bash since I had read that was the most
>&
as needed it
so far, maybe that's not that helpful if /bin/bash was made available?
On April 20, 2023 8:56:47 AM EDT, Maxim Cournoyer
wrote:
>Hi Kyle,
>
>Kyle Andrews writes:
>
>> Dear Guix,
>>
>> The (many) shell scripts in my software depend on bashisms
Its kind of hard to test. The easiest I have managed has been to see that I
don't get the error with --emulate-fhs in my call, and the script that fails
starts with:
#!/usr/bin/env txr
To simplify things, I made a self contained txr script and wrapped that up in
my test R package. Sure enough,
Note that the easiest standalone TXR script I could think of is:
```
#!/usr/bin/env txr
#(output)
Hi
@(end)
```
I am betting you probably could include that in a package to reproduce the
issue.
On April 21, 2023 2:35:30 PM EDT, Kyle wrote:
>Its kind of hard to test. The easiest I have mana
Thanks so much! That is perfect.
On April 22, 2023 4:36:08 PM EDT, Maxim Cournoyer
wrote:
>Hi Kyle,
>
>Kyle writes:
>
>> Dear Maxim,
>>
>> Unfortunately, I don't see /usr/bin/env when I look inside the file system
>> resulting from:
>>
>>
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Ricardo Wurmus writes:
>
>> Kyle Andrews writes:
>>
>>> […] Below I provide
>>> links to the NixOS RStudio package along with Rekado's package of an
>>> older version of RStudio (which also didn't build for
,%nm-static-connection
...))
I haven't tested it quite yet, but it makes some sense to me. If you
think this is not exactly the right approach, please let me
know.
Kyle Andrews writes:
> Dear Guix,
>
> I would like to setup my desktop computer so
Hello Everyone,
I am unable to conditional tab completion of Guix commands when in
shell-mode or eshell-mode in Emacs. In other words, I can tab-complete
the major modules e.g. ~guix package~, but cannot tab complete
~--arguments~ to them. When I try I see an error:
guix-geiser-eval: Error in
iled to
print a test page, popping up a warning box with the text:
Printer 'SCX-4200' requires the '/gnu/store/.../cups/filter/rastertoqpdl'
program but it is not currently installed.
I'm not sure what to do now. Thanks in advance for any suggestions on
how to resolve this.
Best Regards,
Kyle
Kyle Andrews writes:
> Dear Guix,
>
> Could you help me get my printer working?
>
> I setup my cups service:
>
> ...
> (use-modules ...
>(gnu packages cups)
> ...)
> (use-service-modules ... cups ...)
> ...
> (service cup
Wiktor Żelazny writes:
> On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 10:11:36PM -0400, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>
>> (use-modules ...
>> (gnu packages cups)
>> ...)
>
>> (service cups-service-type
>> (cups-configuration
>>
Wiktor Żelazny writes:
> On Fri, Jun 26, 2020 at 12:56:08PM -0400, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>
>> I observed no change in the error I get when trying to print a test
>> page.
>
> Does /gnu/store/.../cups/filter/rastertoqpdl exist?
>
> Is the user printing the test
Wiktor Żelazny writes:
> On Fri, Jun 26, 2020 at 02:13:14PM -0400, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>>
>> Wiktor Żelazny writes:
>>
>> > Does /gnu/store/.../cups/filter/rastertoqpdl exist?
>>
>> Yes, it exists in the splix package, but not in the cups package.
>
Wiktor Żelazny writes:
> On Fri, Jun 26, 2020 at 06:12:23PM -0400, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>
>> I figured out how to successfully print a document using ~libreoffice
>> --headless -p test.odt~. So, I think my printer problem is actually
>> reflecting a problem with syste
Pierre Neidhardt writes:
> It works on and off for me, sometimes with the same error.
> I haven't figured out yet how to reproduce this issue reliably.
Part of the reason it may have been breaking for me was that I was
placing an additional git checkout of guix on my guile %load-path. I
don't r
zimoun writes:
> Hi Chris
>
> +CC Kyle since they probably knows the status [1].
Sorry, I have no good news for you :/
> On Mon, 16 Nov 2020 at 15:28, Christopher Lemmer Webber
> wrote:
>
>> I've been making patchset series of emails to guix-patches manually.
Kyle Meyer writes:
>> C-m l
>
> If you follow the convention of writing a cover letter only for
> multi-patch series, you can drop the 'C-m l' because by default git will
> generate a cover letter when there is more than one commit.
Sorry, I was mistaken: gen
zimoun writes:
> On Mon, 16 Nov 2020 at 21:36, Kyle Meyer wrote:
>
>>> 4. !! send-email --to=guix-patc...@gnu.org -cover-letter.patch
>>> 5. Wait and refresh my inbox
>>> 6. !! send-email --to=12...@gnu.org 000?-*.patch
>>
>> Yeah, 4-6 are tri
Pierre Neidhardt writes:
> --8<---cut here---start->8---
> (defvar ambrevar/known-mailing-list-archives
> '(("help-guix@gnu.org" . "guix-user")
> ("guix-de...@gnu.org" . "guix-devel")
> ("debbugs.gnu.org" . "guix-bugs"))
> "Alist of mail adresses and
jgart writes:
> I'm only able to properly source the library into the environment if I run
> the following:
>
> `guix environment emacs-commander --ad-hoc emacs-commander`
>
> Why do I have to provide emacs-commander twice to the environment command?
I believe the key package that the first emac
er to
pass --no-offload?
Thanks,
Kyle
Hi,
I want to use the R package gpg which provides bindings to GPGME from
within Guix. Most of the time packaging R things is really easy thanks
to the handy `guix import cran' command. Unfortunately, something is
breaking with GPGME which is making this not work as I
expected. Unfortunately, I
kiasoc5 writes:
> I have some commits on my local guix repo like this:
>
> (master) HEAD -> A -> B -> C
>
> When I do `git format-patch -3 --base=auto` I get prerequisite patch
> ids in some of the patches. But I want to each patch to depend only on
> HEAD. In other words I want to export patches
On 12/05/22 09:45:41 +0100, zimoun wrote:
> Personally, I use “git clone” from a public-inbox instance [1].
>
> git clone --mirror https://yhetil.org/guix-patches/1 \
> guix-patches/git/1.git
>
> where ’1’ can be also replace by ’0’ for the very old ones.
In the case of guix-patc
zimoun writes:
> I fetch from yhetil.org (Git) and then convert to MailDir because I use
> Notmuch as indexer (and reader :-)). And I do not want to duplicate the
> storage. Therefore, after fetching and converting, the Git repo is
> garbage collected,
>
> --8<---cut here
I'm very excited about this! Thank you so much for your efforts! Having
a modified SXMO using Emacs wherever possible running on a Guix powered
PinePhone would be my dream come true.
"jgart" writes:
> Sorry! I forgot to change the Subject for the digest. I hope this works...
>
> Forwa
Julien Lepiller writes:
> Hi Andy,
>
> I'm the author of this advice. I think it's still correct. It's mostly
> sanity checks that you would run to ensure you can get packages from
> this channel. Most of it is scattered around the manual, mostly in the
> manual installation documentation.
>
>
Simon Tournier writes:
> Hi,
>
> On Wed, 28 Dec 2022 at 15:09, Gottfried wrote:
>
>> Which commands can I use to enter and close my new profile?
>
> To enter, you just need to ’source path/to/some-profile/etc/profile’.
>
> However, you cannot “deactivacte“; unset the environment variables and
other approaches I should be trying?
Thanks,
Kyle
was no X11 available and so it errored out.
It seems that multiple -p arguments to guix shell doesn't really work
like I would hope. Ideally it would produce the same sort of system
environment as is produced by eval'ing `guix package --search-paths` with
multiple profiles.
宋文武 writes:
&g
Simon Tournier writes:
> I am using multiple profiles and I barely hit collisions. Given one
> specific revision of Guix, collisions should not be possible – it means
> something is wrong somewhere with package definition; although, maybe it
> is impossible to avoid some collisions with large
with an `singularity
exec' call I would use if guix was available, I am all ears.
Thanks,
Kyle
functionality doesn't seem to be provided out
of box and I am seeking help in the hopes that there is an easy way to
do it.
Am I thinking about this right?
Thanks,
Kyle
P.S.
APTED claims to also be able to run on top of python-2.7 so maybe that
fact could be used to simplify this specific issue
e with
`package-with-explicit-python'.
I will keep you posted if I make any breakthroughs. I'm really eager to
be able to replace conda with guix.
Best Regards,
Kyle
Edouard Klein writes:
> As an example in this line of thought, a long time ago I submitted a
> patch (since the
ile incantation I am overlooking. Could
you give me a hint of what this could be?
Thanks,
Kyle
Kyle Andrews writes:
> There seems to be some secret Guile incantation I am overlooking. Could
> you give me a hint of what this could be?
Tobias pointed out to me that the Guile developers could be to blame
here. They appear a bit too preoccupied with prematurely optimizing the
speed o
Kyle Andrews writes:
> Kyle Andrews writes:
>
>> There seems to be some secret Guile incantation I am overlooking. Could
>> you give me a hint of what this could be?
>
> Tobias pointed out to me that the Guile developers could be to blame
> here. They appear
Simon Tournier writes:
> (I let aside the inferior part that you do not need, IMHO.)
I hope you are right. I will keep thinking about it and will try to
revisit some of my assumptions.
> The computational environment you create with Conda is totally
> inconsistent in regard to the Python vers
the desired result: a new configuration
with the correct keymap and my next steps towards setting up my desktop
environment.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Cheers,
Kyle
SeerLite writes:
> `sudo guix system reconfigure` and any `guix package` command will (by
> default) use the generation shown in `guix describe`. On first boot,
> this generation _will_ be different from the one you had in the live
> system. This is because the generation is saved at
> ~/.confi
is to make
herbstluftwm (or any other relatively niche window manager with a
.desktop file) show up on the GDM menu?
Thanks,
Kyle
Julien Lepiller writes:
> guix system describe lists channels used to build your system, but
> they can be different from the ones currently known to guix.
That seems consistent with what I have observed.
> Does your /etc/channels.scm list the extra channels?
At this point it does not. I "re
ainting into a working
package?
I'm especially interested in figuring out how I can productively learn
to experiment productively with this stuff for myself.
Thanks for your help,
Kyle
ge without the environment.")
(license license:gpl2+)))
;; (packages->manifest (list r r-littler))
r-littler
```
I'm grateful for any assistance!
Best Regards,
Kyle
e a whole configuration directory instead of just a
./configure script.
Another issue is that this package uses a custom license and I'm not
sure whether it is a variant of one of the existing licenses or if there
needs to be an additional entry in Guix licenses.
That was a bit of a mouthful. Obviously, after packaging epics, libcom
would also need to be packaged. I will stop there and see if anyone
thinks they might be able to offer some advice.
Thanks,
Kyle
Simon Tournier writes:
> Hi,
>
> On ven., 31 mars 2023 at 23:21, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>
>>(let ((out (assoc-ref outputs "out")))
>> ;;; TODO: this doesn't work!
>> ;; copy site-library/litt
"(" writes:
> [[PGP Signed Part:Undecided]]
> Heya,
>
> On Sun Apr 9, 2023 at 4:15 AM BST, Kyle Andrews wrote:
>> > (lambda _
>> > (mkdir (string-append #$output "/bin"))
>> > (copy-file "i
ism I use is default
environment variables ${FOO:-bar}. On a native Guix system I could just add
/usr/bin/env back in. However, that doesn't seem to be possible with only Guix
shell. Maybe I am wrong here?
Thanks,
Kyle
"(" writes:
> Kyle writes:
>> The context is that my R package calls a bunch of shell scripts stored
>> inside it. I am getting errors about
>> /usr/bin/env not being available (e.g. bad interpreter: no such file or
>> directory), so was thinking th
borts the process. This is
inconvenient for interactive exploration. Is there a way to make guix shell
work the same way as if the R command was installed into a profile?
Thanks for your help,
Kyle
Edouard Klein writes:
> Hi Kyle,
>
>
> Running
> guix shell r
>
> and then
> R
>
> will get you the C-c handling you want.
>
> There is indeed readline support with guix shell r -- R:
> up arrow to get history, c-E, c-A for end of line, start if line,
Edouard Klein writes:
> Hi Kyle,
>
>
> Running
> guix shell r
>
> and then
> R
>
> will get you the C-c handling you want.
Hi Edouard,
I wrote another reply, but forgot to comment on this because I feel like I am
missing something here.
It would be really conv
g true from the bash function. I also really like your
idea for the shebang line.
Best Regards,
Kyle
ing I can do to help with getting this
packaged, please let me know. I'm eager to get on with my research, but
I would love to be able to do that from Guix so that I will know for
sure I will be able to reproduce my work :)
Thanks,
Kyle
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Hi Kyle,
Hi Ricardo,
> It’s on my list to eventually package a more recent version of Rstudio.
> I’ve been using the older version for quite some time at the institute,
> but it’s possible that with recent upgrades to Guix the package no
> longer
emacs-ess build ESS version 17.11 which is significantly out-of-date as
well. The latest release is 18.10.
Pierre Neidhardt writes:
> If I recall correctly, a number of packages had to be updated after the
> transition to the new build system. I suppose that emacs-ess was left aside.
On my guix (d441a6455051d70d7ff0d951c7e68318499b1739), a quick search
(guix\\.d[^a-z]) using the silver-searcher reveals several additional
packages and documentation makes references to these directories
including several emacs packages as well as:
cedille in gnu/packages/cedille
uim in gnu/pac
Simon Tournier writes:
> On Wed, 19 Feb 2025 at 23:13, Kyle Meyer wrote:
>
>> What to expect size-wise (these aren't freshly packed):
>>
>>$ du -sh guix-*/git/* gwl/git/*
>>492M guix-bugs/git/0.git
>>223M guix-devel/git/0.g
Hello Cayetano,
Cayetano Santos writes:
> Hi Guix,
>
> As mentioned previously, one of the online guix service I use the most
> is yhetil [1].
Glad to hear you find it useful.
> [...] find some way to know if this is a service we may rely on or not.
Should you expect me to continue to ma
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