<JohnAZoidberg>Has anyone recently tried to use guix with an existing nix daemon? Are they still compatible? ***cap is now known as Guest7961
<Tazy>installed guix, su as root, . /etc/profile, run guix pull, run guix system reconfigure /etc/config.scm, reboot, kernel went fromt 5.1.2 to 5.0.10? wat ***Guest7961 is now known as cap
<raghavgururajan>sneek_ Later ask mbakke How are things with core-updates-->master merging for gnome 3.30. Just following up as it has been a while. :-) ***cap is now known as Guest31900
<Tazy>There doesnt seem to be any info where to place a costum package, or how to even install it. ie. upstream kernel. and all the info seems scattered across 50 wiki pages. <janneke>Tazy: you are looking for 6.1 Package Modules in the manual? <Tazy>i don't really know, i'm more used to reversing software and code so reading it like this seems like a chore. Which btw, that just links me to more wiki pages and it makes it harder to scim it for info. then properly read the parts needed. <tune>for a custom package you can write a recipe and do guix package --install-from-file=mypackage.scm <tune>or make a custom channel <tune>for system updates, I guix pull as the user and then use sudo -E for the reconfigure. pulling as root gave me issues in the past <tune>my typical process is 1) guix pull && guix package -m ~/manifest.scm --fallback 2) sudo -E guix system reconfigure /etc/config.scm --fallback <tune>I alias them and run them in a row <tune>also sometimes you need to run 'hash guix' to make the shell aware of the new guix version, like right after an update <tune>Tazy: hopefully some of that helps. afk for now <Tazy>oh btw the gui installer seems to fail with grub-uefi when the partition has not set esp on. i think. had to fiddle with manual install, which worked after few tries. ***Guest31900 is now known as cap
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<kmicu>Hi PotentialUser-25: that subchapter belongs to Guix System 8. chapter. Services are Guix System thing and are not available on sole Guix, the package manager. <PotentialUser-25>Thank you kmicu. So there is no way to install the underlying packages, either? <kmicu>PotentialUser-25: looking at Guix source code I don’t see any packages to install. It’s mostly config files for PHP-FPM and they require access to plenty of the operating system parts. <kmicu>FYI nee` contributed those services. So that’s the best person to ask about details. *kmicu has no idea what PHP-FPM is; seeing that the latest news is from 2011 https://php-fpm.org/ is also not very jolly. ***Guest97642 is now known as cap
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<rekado_>Tazy: I don’t know what wiki you are referring to. The Guix manual is available in Info format. You don’t need to hunt down information across the 50+ pages of a wiki. <efraim>it looks like skribilo can't find ploticus <efraim>(if %have-ploticus? (set! %ploticus-program %ploticus-path)) ***Guest51634 is now known as cap
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<efraim>it clearly finds pl from ploticus during configure, but 'guix gc --references skirbilo' loses it somewhere <efraim>nly: does the output of 'skribilo-config --help' give anything useful? <nly>hi efraim, trying it <efraim>i tried it in an environment, didn't look like anything useful <nly>hmm no option for ploticus <nly>this works, (set! %ploticus-program "/gnu/store/...-ploticus-2.42/bin/pl") at the top of ex.skr <nly>maybe skribilo package has to be fixed <nly>hmm, (define %ploticus-program "ploticus") in skribilo source maybe this needs to be swapped to "pl"? <klingenberg>hi guix, I have a problem running gpg --full-gen-key, it fails with the message that no pinentry is present. Installing pinentry did not solve the problem. Any ideas? <nly>klingenberg: what terminal are you running this in? <nly>this is guix on foreign distro? <rekado_>If you have ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf make sure that the entry for “pinentry-program” points to an existing program <rekado_>if you don’t have it, create it with a line for pinentry-program <rekado_>e.g. “pinentry-program /home/klingenberg/.guix-profile/bin/pinentry-gtk-2” <nly>also you may find pinentry-emacs of use <klingenberg>rekado_: I only had a relative path, I will try with an absolute path ***Guest92061 is now known as cap
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<alloy_>I'm trying to create a disk-image for the aarch64-linux platform (raspberry pi 3 64 bit), but I get a error while computing image.iso.drv. qemu-system-aaarch64 says "No machine specified, and there is no default". Any ideas? ***Guest55024 is now known as cap
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<ands>some python modules modules (installed via pip) require 'libstdc++.so', how do i provide it with virtualenv? ***Guest59571 is now known as cap
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<Minall>How can I change my pulseaudio settings on GuixSD ***Guest28981 is now known as cap
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<janneke>Minall: isn't pulseaudio a user process, why would it be different on Guix System? <Minall>I usually change the configurations on /etc/pulse/daemon.conf, but it seems it is in /gnu/store <Minall>And I can't work on /gnu/store right? <Minall>I mean... I do have pulseaudio installed, I see it in my /gnu/store <Minall>But I can't use any commands or anything <Minall>I can't configure it directly since it is on the /gnu/store <Minall>I can make an user file, but how am I sure it works? <rekado_>Minall: configuration files will be looked for in ~/.config/pulse <Minall>Yes, There are some configuration files there, I created daemon.conf and insert all from /gnu/store/HASH-pulseaudio12/etc/pulse/daemon.conf <Minall>But how can I make sure that my changes take effect? <Digit>hi guix peeps. :) just had a wild fanciful notion... what if... could there be... ... a modern lisp machine with a guile hllca (high-level language computer architecture)...? and if so... what would be the significance for guix, for guile programs, and, for non-guile (would they, could they still...?)? ***Guest93343 is now known as cap
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<rekado_>Minall: that depends on your changes. What are you trying to change? <Minall>Is there a command that allows me to see if the changes are made? <rekado_>perhaps with some pactl command. I don’t know much about pulseaudio. <Minall>rekado_: I can't use any pulseaudio or pactl commands, since pulseaudio is 'not installed' <Minall>It is installed on my system, but nor the root nor the user has it <rekado_>to use those tools just install it then ***Guest67198 is now known as cap
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