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<theruran>hi I am building Guix v1.4.0 from source on Fedora 38 and I am having an error running the ./bootstrap script: <theruran>configure.ac:99: error: possibly undefined macro: GUILE_PKG <theruran>there are other macros too that are undefined. and ./configure also fails expecting GUILE_PKG macro <ekaitz>hi! can i enter a build container as it is running? <ekaitz>theruran: do you miss any dependency? <theruran>ekaitz: well I dnf installed guile30, autoconf, automake and gettext and gettext-devel <theruran>I am probably missing a step, but automake && make fails on ./configure <ekaitz>you need many guile deps probably <ekaitz>the way I do it is `guix shell -D guix` <theruran>building, since guix is not available on the standard Fedora repos, it seems <ekaitz>there's some install script out there if you want <ekaitz>i don't know if it will work in fedora though <theruran>uh there is guile-gnutls but no guile30-gnutls package and ./configure fails on missing bindings to GnuTLS <ekaitz>ACTION has to go now, good luck theruran <theruran>it seems to have installed but I get this error when trying to (sudo) `guix install glibc-locales`, for example: guix install: error: remounting /gnu/store writable: Permission denied <adanska>its happening again.. `guix weather mutter` shows no substitutes, and it fails on that same test <lilyp>A segfault in librsvg? B-but Rust is memory safe! <hapst3r>Good morning Guix o/ I am trying to look for a specific service within `%base-services`. How do I do that in a smart fashion? <hapst3r>On Guix System, is it necessary to run `guix package -i guix` as root periodically to ensure that guix itself stays up to date? <lilyp>It is actively discouraged to `guix install guix' as *any* user, including root. <lilyp>On Guix System, you'll also find the root profile not really helpful all that much, to the point that you can live completely without it <lilyp>(the system profile OTOH is quite important, but that's managed by guix system) <hapst3r>I am trying to look for a specific service within `%base-services`. How do I do that in a smart fashion? <hapst3r>yelninei: Thanks! But is there no function to perform a lookup? Something like `(find-service $SERVICE $SOURCE)`? <jpoiret>hapst3r: you can find out in which module a symbol is defined but that's it <jpoiret>in a REPL, the meta-command ,a (for ,apropos) will tell you that <hapst3r>jpoiret: that's a bummer, but thanks a bunch anyway!