<mekeor>hm, i don't understand how to use `modprobe.blacklist=MODULES...' for `initrd' within an `operation-system' declaration <mekeor>but maybe it's not a good idea to black-list pcspkr in first place? dunno ***Piece_Maker is now known as Acou_Bass
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<efraim>Just sat in with rbrown of suse, openbuildservice might be good for us for building guix installer packages <ng0>or if there's a problem at all. <efraim>I hope so. It was going to be my base for if I ever get around to it <ng0>I wonder what's the best way to continue with fixing 'mc'. substitute absolutes with store paths? then we get a very huge mc. I have no idea about its graph size, but there's http://dag.wiee.rs/home-made/unoconv/ for example in mc referenced via absolut paths. <efraim>I understood it more as mounting their ftp server like a read-only nfs mount <slyfox>it's a shutdown of ftp in favour of http(s) <slyfox>nfs was an example of things people exposed to internet decades ago ***jonsger1 is now known as jonsger
<slyfox>once 'guix build foo' built a package and placed it to /gnu/store how can i force 'guix build' to re build a package again and not reuse cache? <ng0>or what do you mean? <ng0>i don't understand the "reuse cache" <efraim>Functionally there should be no difference no matter how many times you build, so if it was successful and no changes were made then guix wont rebuild a package, just present you with the successful one <ng0>but what did you mean with the cache? <slyfox>without --check 'build build' does not actually build anything and just assumes result is available <ng0>yes, read what efraim wrotew <ng0>i think it's easier to ask, what are you trying to achieve? <efraim>I was spoiled by GHM in the summer, all the chairs had outlets. I havent pulled out my laptop once since getting here <slyfox>'guix build --rounds=10 foo' compiles package 10 times if it was not present before in /gnu/store. but if i want to recheck stability 'guix build --check --rounds=10 foo' recompiles a package only once <efraim>I know edi, based on the enlightenment libraries, is packaged. Don't know about others <ryanwatkins>Guys, any way I can watch FOSDEM using a guix package? I noticed that conkeror does have the capability <ryanwatkins>oh, perfect. I did not know there was direct stream urls :D <ryanwatkins>ng0: any idea I can directly alter system output volume, I guess via pulse, I just do not know how :D <ng0>sorry for the one word replies :D <ryanwatkins>ng0: no problem, thank you very much, I love guixsd so far ***jonsger1 is now known as jonsger
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<paroneayea>"deploying npm packages with the nix package manager" coming up in K.4.601 <paroneayea>wish I could go, but I'm prepping for the talk tomorrow <efraim>You're missing it! Leo and I are here <dmarinoj>Just installed GuixSD on my laptop! Has anyone gotten rxvt-unicode working? ***contrapumpkin is now known as copumpkin
<ng0>o.o what happened to python-dateutils-2 ? I just updated an older branch and it is there, but I can't build it <ng0>neither -2 nor @2 work <skaria>anyone using aspell for ispell/flyspell? im getting this error: (Error: No word lists can be found for the language "en_US".) <skaria>what the hell, icecat crashed and all my addons got removed <skaria>and my history got deleted, i guess. <skaria>what do i have to change gfx.canvas.azure.backends to again? <ng0>skia? askia? i think skia <ng0>just double check and search for it before taking my guess for granted <ng0>it's a pretty common thing, gentoo switched to it by default lately i think <skaria>ng0: i hope it becomes our default too <nckx>Hi! Is there a group of FOSDEM Guixers headed from campus to dinner at 18:55 that I might join up with? (efraim, lfam, ...?) <efraim>nckx: I'd love to join up. Less chance of getting lost I hope <nckx>efraim: Great! I'm in Janson right now (the Kuhn GPL talk). <nckx>So I should pass almost every other building on my way to the trams. <nckx>OK. I'm a few rows behind you. I'll see you after the talk. <efraim>Oh im not actually in the talk, im just outside the door <paroneayea>efraim: others: think you'll really make it to the location at 7:30? <paroneayea>since how hard it is to get a ride back from fosdem itself usually and sounds like quite a few are leaving bkuhn's talk <efraim>I'm hoping to make it by 730. I dislike being late <nckx>efraim: Whoops. Someone walked in around the same time who, according to the internet, looks very much like you. Sorry! <nckx>There are exits at the back of the hall on a different level, hence the question. I'll take my chances. ***jonsger1 is now known as jonsger
<alezost>root_guix: FYI manaplus is not outdated, it is of the latest version (which is "1.7.1.21"); you probably didn't run "guix pull" so you have outdated packages <alezost>sneek: later tell mekeor I also prefer to blacklist pcspkr; you can do it like this: (kernel-arguments (list "modprobe.blacklist=pcspkr,snd_pcsp")) <alezost>skaria: I use aspell, did you also install 'aspell-dict-en' package? <atw>How do you find the the sha256 for a git-reference? Cloning and using guix hash? <alezost>atw: after cloning, you need to remove ".git" directory and use "guix hash --recursive" <alezost>actually, I have not tried this method, so I'm not sure :-) <slyfox>guix hash also has --exclude-vcs <atw>ah, thanks, just got a signature failure. I think that failure is another option though; that gives me what the hash should be <ng0>but shouldn't be, it just shows what you hashed differs from what guix downloads when building <ng0>every 30 minutes or so <ng0>first message takes some time <slyfox>aha. i've sent mine 1.5 hours ago <ng0>if its your very first message to gnu.org (or the list?) expect some delay :) <slyfox>should be "[PATCH] gnu: new re2c package, version 0.16" <ng0>oh bummer. I had that packaged for some time in my repository :) <ng0>once it gets to the list <ng0>or was it just an update? idk.. too many things <ng0>good you did it, i lost it in not obviously named branches ***jonsger1 is now known as jonsger
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