<plasma41>oriansj: Sounds perfectly reasonable to me <plasma41>oriansj: When you say "all of the sources referenced in guix" are you referring to all the sources associated with a given manifest file or all sources for all packages in the entirety of the distro? I'd love to have both. <plasma41>I currently have burned to DVDs 13 out of the full 17 ISO set of source packages of Debian Bullseye. I have one system I mostly use offline and I enjoy being able to compile programs from the source DVD set. I have all 17 ISOs on the hard disk of my main system and burn the disc with the packages I need as I need them. I wish more distros distributed full sets of the sources in their archives in some format, be that ISOs or other <stikonas_>fossy: why didn't you use make install_headers when installing linux-headers <plasma41>I really like Guix's ability to recursively build an entire operating system environment from source, but I fear linkrot whenever a distro doesn't host their own copies of the source code to their packages, only the build scripts. (Admittedly, the Software Heritage foundation helps with this somewhat.) ***stikonas_ is now known as stikonas
<civodul>oriansj: try "guix build --sources=all PKG" <oriansj>plasma41: I am referencing all of the packages in the entirety of the distro <civodul>plasma41: SWH + Disarchive get us a long way <pabs3>hmm, sounds a bit similar to Debian's pristine-tar <oriansj>and can be installed with guix package -i disarchive <oriansj>(sadly I don't have good notes on how to use it effectively yet) <oriansj>but at a rought glance it appears to be an extension to guix-daemon which downloads tarballs from the Software Heritage web service <oriansj>but It would be nice to be able to have guix create a source folder that we can serve with http(s) servers we control and just point guix to use that server to download all of the sources ***roptat_ is now known as Guest7900
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