<kmicu>On the other hand not all code is copyrightable. There isn’t much creativity in recipes. <nckx>kmicu: Depends on the package. <kmicu>(And this is why importers work almost in an automatic way.) <kmicu>nckx: It would be difficult to prove in court that packaging some complex software required substantial creativity. ***astronavt_ is now known as astronavt
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<lfam>Do we have a package that can edit PDFs? <apteryx>(for those PDF which are not forms but image-like -- for forms Evince work better) <apteryx>lfam: for a more graphic oriented hack, you could also rasterize the PDF by importing it in Gimp. <apteryx>there's also Inkscape... lots of choice :) <lfam>I'm gonna be filling out some forms — thanks for the detailed info :) <lsl88>hi! I'm facing this issue. Even I have set the export in my .bashrc, from time to time, when I run for instance guix package - i PACKAGE, my bash shows this output substitute: guix package -i glibc-utf8-locales <lsl88>substitute: export GUIX_LOCPATH="$HOME/.guix-profile/lib/locale" and then goes on executing <lsl88>if I run but if I run guix package - I, then the package I chose was installed. I don't know why this happens. And the output of guix package -I shows both glibc-locales and glibc-utf8-locales <ng0>you have to source the .guix-profile/etc/profile or do something equivalent compatible with your shell <ng0>or just automate this one export which is mentioned: <ng0>export GUIX_LOCPATH="$HOME/.guix-profile/lib/locale" <ng0>this is within the file i pointed to <bananad>Hello, I found that guix's default skeletons put "source /etc/profile" into .zlogin, but according to http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Intro/intro_3.html .zlogin is sourced after .zshrc and should not be used for alias definitions, options, environment variable settings, etc. Especially "as a general rule, it should not change the shell environment at all". I think it's better to source /etc/profile from .zprofile. ***bananad is now known as meiyopeng
<atw>Thanks to everyone who worked on packaging the new icecat! <partj>how does one go about setting up fuse on guixsd? the fuse group doesn't exist by default, so i'm not really sure of what i should do <Laalf>how would i add a file in an /etc/ subfolder? <roptat>Laalf: you can add files as usual <Laalf>roptat: i am trying to create the file /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf <roptat>I don't know if libvirt will try to read it... <Laalf>roptat: it should by default <roptat>we have a service that should allow you to write your own configuration <Laalf>roptat: how would that be called? <partj>anyone know anything about fuse? still trying to set it up for sshfs <roptat>and don't forget virtlog-service-type <roptat>is fuse a daemon or something else? <Laalf>roptat: that does not allow me to create that file as far as i am concerned <partj>fuse is a kernel module that lets you mount fses in userspace <partj>the thing is the kernel module itself is already here, but it's still not letting me use it <roptat>Laalf: ah, so you can try adding the file manually or you can use extra-special-file (I think) <roptat>partj: in the file-system section of the manual, I see %fuse-control-file-system, but I'm not sure if that'll help you <roptat>I think you should add it to your (file-systems ...) list <Laalf>roptat: extra-special-file shouldnt work because /etc/libvirt alredy exists, right? <pkill9>so does guix now store ~/.config/guix/current-* in /var/guix/profiles/per-user/$USER/current-guix ?