<davexunit>I tried to visit /sudo:localhost:/ and it told me that it couldn't find a suitable version of 'ls' ***Necrosporus_ is now known as Necrosporus
<rekado>TRAMP works for me, also /sudo:localhost:/. <alezost>rekado: wow, this is interesting: "broken" tramp was the first big issue for me when I installed GuixSD. Eventually I fixed it by adding "/run/current-system/profile/bin" to `tramp-remote-path' variable (I've sent a message to davexunit about it (using sneek)). I wonder why it works for you. <rekado>alezost: I have done nothing to tramp-remote-path here. It just works. <alezost>rekado: yeah, I realize, I just don't understand why it works. AFAIU it should work only if any dir from `tramp-remote-path' contains ls, and some other general utils. Could you show the value of `tramp-remote-path'? <alezost>perhaps adding 'tramp-own-remote-path' to `tramp-remote-path' will also work. Do you have it there by chance? <rekado>(tramp-own-remote-path tramp-default-remote-path "/bin" "/usr/bin" "/sbin" "/usr/sbin" "/usr/local/bin" "/usr/local/sbin" "/local/bin" "/local/freeware/bin" "/local/gnu/bin" "/usr/freeware/bin" ...) <alezost>yes, I think 'tramp-own-remote-path' fixes it for you. <alezost>A default value of `tramp-remote-path' does not contain it, so it was added by you or some package you use <alezost>rekado: just in case: do you use emacs package from Guix? If not, could you check the default value of `tramp-remote-path' <rekado>tramp-own-remote-path is not included by default. I wonder which of the packages changed it. I grepped my init directory and couldn't find it. <davexunit>alezost: perhaps we should patch our emacs package to add /run/current-system or send a patch upstream for it. <sneek>davexunit, you have 1 message. <sneek>davexunit, alezost says: re "TRAMP in emacs isn't working": (with-eval-after-load 'tramp-sh (push "/run/current-system/profile/bin" tramp-remote-path)) should fix it <alezost>davexunit: it looks like adding 'tramp-own-remote-path' to `tramp-remote-path' also works. If it does, then I don't think we should send a patch upstream, but I agree on modifying our emacs package <rekado>oh, I had a typo in my query; I actually did add "tramp-own-remote-path" to tramp-remote-path in my init. <ennoausberlin>I would like to use the lambdanative environment with guix sd. Does someone plan to build this package? <davexunit>ennoausberlin: I haven't heard of anyone trying to package that. would you like to? <davexunit>alezost: tramp-own-remote-path isn't a function or a variable in my emacs. <davexunit>so you add the literal symbol to the load path <alezost>I've checked, and it also works for me <alezost>yes, tramp-remote-path already contains another symbol (tramp-default-remote-path) <davexunit>but no one really notices because they use FHS distros <GNUtoo-irssi>Hi, how easy is it to customize guix system-wide, like with gentoo's use flags, or packaging manuals separately (due to space constraingts) ***exio4 is now known as hacker