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<jas>hi! guile-gnutls has used guile-snarf from the guile-devel package, but on fedora 40 it exists but seems gone in fedora 41. any pointers how to find guile-snarf in fedora 41?

<jas>pkgs.org doesn't find it: https://pkgs.org/search/?q=guile-snarf&on=files

<mwette>maybe guile-dev package? -- used to be that way on debian

<k4r4b3y>mwette: was that a response to me?

<k4r4b3y>I don't have the full channel history

<k4r4b3y>there is guile-3.0-dev package: https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/guile-3.0-dev

<k4r4b3y>and I have it already installed in my system

<dsmith>k4r4b3y, It was probably for jas. (There are logs as noted in the /topic, if you missed something)

<mwette>k4r4b3y: to jas, who asked about finding guile, but he already has guile-devel, so my bad

<k4r4b3y>++

<k4r4b3y>I also wasn't aware of the logs -- quickly checked if I got an answer to this question of mine: https://logs.guix.gnu.org/guile/2024-11-08.log#205947

<k4r4b3y>which, no new answers yet

<dsmith>k4r4b3y, I tend to avoid using Debian packaged emacs el packages. There are things I'd like to use that are not Debian-packaged, and often depend on newer things that are in Debian.

<k4r4b3y>dsmith: I understand that. However, I keep my external emacs package use to a minimum and try to use 1. built-in emacs functionalities, OR, 2. the emacs packages that are proviided by debian stable

<k4r4b3y>these two are quite enough for my emacs usecases

<k4r4b3y>also, using debian packaged emacs packages work better with QubesOS debian templates.

<sneek>dsmith: Greetings!

<dsmith>sneek, botsnack

<sneek>:)

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