Hello
I find this interesting thing but I don't have an explanation. When
query the "references" of my Gnu Store item "sbcl", it shows that sbcl
references bash-mininal, as the following output shows:
# guix gc --references /gnu/store/sbbp9nvslqcf3bmcnz5wgxf2qpsi757
/gnu/store/6ncav55lbk5kqvw
Hello
I find this interesting thing but I don't have an explanation. If I
query the "references" of my store item "sbcl", it shows that sbcl
reference bash-mininal, as the following output:
# guix gc --references /gnu/store/sbbp9nvslqcf3bmcnz5wgxf2qpsi757$
/gnu/store/6ncav55lbk5kqvwwflrzcr41h
Hello
I ask this question because I encounter a very mundane problem: I want
to use the `at' command on my GuixSD system.
Like what I always do on Archlinux, the first step is to find out which
package includes the `at' command:
#+begin_example
pacman -Fx bin/at$
usr/bin/at is owned by extra/at
Hello
I find this issue on both GuixSD and guix package manager on ArchLinux.
The problem is `man -k' can not find manpages installed by guix. I
believe the issue is caused by `mandb' does not include guix packages'
man pages when generating its index database.
Confirm sbcl is installed:
#+b
Hello
I'm using a Chez scheme installed by guix package manager. The problem
is *this* chez scheme can not load system shared library correctly:
#+begin_example
> (load-shared-object "libssl.so")
Exception: (while loading libssl.so) libssl.so: cannot open shared
object file: No such file
Pan,
On Tue, Mar 25 2025, Pan Xie wrote:
*this* chez scheme can not load system shared library correctly:
I have never used Chez Scheme but suspect you have to set
LD_LIBRARY_PATH. In Bash, it might look like something like this:
$ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH chez-scheme-e
Hello Sebastian
Based on your suggestion, now I figure out that I have to install guix
openssl, even though I already I have openssl libraries installed in
"/usr/lib".
The following works for me now:
$ guix install openssl
$ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/.guix-profile/lib scheme
(load-shared-object
Hi there
While reading the Guix reference manual, I get a silly concern. I
believe it is silly because this concern must have been addressed, but I
am still interested in details.
My concern is about the storage resources of the substitute servers.
Since guix is a functional package manage
