Hi!
I propose to move nix development to some dvcs. I hope that the advantages
of such move are rather obvious. For example, it does not require
contributor to have svn account.
1. Are there any objections?
2. Which dvcs system will we use? I use git but I have no strong
preferences. I know
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On 04/23/2010 10:27 AM, Yury G. Kudryashov wrote:
1. Are there any objections?
Well, there are some features that SVN has and many DVCS lack.
a) checking out only a subdirectory. Most VCSes have branch granularity
for checkouts.
b) checking out
Michael Raskin wrote:
On 04/23/2010 10:27 AM, Yury G. Kudryashov wrote:
1. Are there any objections?
Well, there are some features that SVN has and many DVCS lack.
a) checking out only a subdirectory. Most VCSes have branch granularity
for checkouts.
If someone wants to commit to, say,
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On 04/23/2010 12:07 PM, Yury G. Kudryashov wrote:
Well, there are some features that SVN has and many DVCS lack.
a) checking out only a subdirectory. Most VCSes have branch granularity
for checkouts.
If someone wants to commit to, say, nixpgs, he
Hi,
Yury G. Kudryashov wrote:
Udev 153 released. New release does not allow us to rewrite firmware search
path at runtime, but it allows us to specify --with-firmware-
path=path1:path2:... configure option.
I propose to use /var/run/firmware:/root/test-firmware path, and symlink
Eelco Dolstra wrote:
Hi,
I propose to use /var/run/firmware:/root/test-firmware path, and symlink
/var/run/firmware to /nix/store/hash-firmware. /nix/store/hash-firmware
will contain symlinks to all files in hardware.firmware directory. This
will not allow us to modify the set of firmware
Hi,
Yury G. Kudryashov wrote:
Hi,
I propose to use /var/run/firmware:/root/test-firmware path, and symlink
/var/run/firmware to /nix/store/hash-firmware. /nix/store/hash-firmware
will contain symlinks to all files in hardware.firmware directory. This
will not allow us to modify the set of
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 01:04:02PM +0400, Yury G. Kudryashov wrote:
Eelco Dolstra wrote:
Hi,
I propose to use /var/run/firmware:/root/test-firmware path, and symlink
/var/run/firmware to /nix/store/hash-firmware. /nix/store/hash-firmware
will contain symlinks to all files in
Excerpts from David Soergel's message of Thu Apr 22 00:51:15 +0200 2010:
Is there some compelling reason why the location of the nix store is
fixed at compile time, and why nix-push/nix-pull can only work among
machines that agree on the location of the store?
hardcoding /nix/store (or a
Hi,
there is a problem with man when texlive-core is installed:
$ man man
/nix/var/nix/profiles/default/bin/man: line 2:
/nix/store/502jps3pnr73bg9fqlycr0h9n666ys3m-texlive-core-2009/libexec/i686-pc-linux-gnu/man: is a
directory
At the moment I don't understand why texlive replaces
Hello!
Here is a patch to add GLPK (the GNU linear programming library) to
Nixpkgs. If the format of the patch is ok I can do one for other
missing gnu packages, either individually or as a combined patch.
--
Brian Gough
Index: pkgs/development/libraries/glpk/default.nix
What do you think?
I don't know what happened to me.
I took a break for two days.
facts:
I broke trunk. I broke it for too long. I didn't see why that happened.
I also broke HaXe without wanting to brake it.
I also updated Eclipse which was a bad idea because most plugins don't
work with 3.5.2
Which is the best way to revert my Eclipse change?
I'd like to introduce this:
{ [...], version ? 3.5.0 }: # adding vesrion defaulting to 3.5.0
let
sources = {
3.5.0-i686-linux = fetchurl ..;
3.5.0-i686-linux = fetchurl ..;
# note: not all plugins can be used with this version
What is it used for ?
It does no longer build.
Lluís Batlle told me on irc today that I may forget about it and that I
should use the xorg drivers.
So can we at least add a comment then?
What do you think?
Marc Weber
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What is it used for ?
It does no longer build.
I've already written about pkgs.synaptics a week ago. Sorry, forgotten to
actually remove it. Will do in a few minutes.
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Hi Brian!
Brian Gough b...@gnu.org writes:
Hello!
Here is a patch to add GLPK (the GNU linear programming library) to
Nixpkgs. If the format of the patch is ok I can do one for other
missing gnu packages, either individually or as a combined patch.
Nice! I’ve committed your patch (see
On 23 April 2010 17:30, Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de wrote:
Which is the best way to revert my Eclipse change?
I'd like to introduce this:
{ [...], version ? 3.5.0 }: # adding vesrion defaulting to 3.5.0
let
sources = {
3.5.0-i686-linux = fetchurl ..;
3.5.0-i686-linux =
Hi Marc,
Marc Weber marco-owe...@gmx.de writes:
For now I'll send every patch to the mailinglist first.
I hope that's fin with you.
Sure, though there will probably be cases where you don’t get any
answer, either because people have little interest in it, or because
those who do have an
Hi Marc,
That is way, way to complicated. There is absolutely no need
whatsoever to adopt such a complex approach.
You need to adopt the positive method of : If it is constant and does
exist, do something else exit.
Not, wild card, haystack, yes/no.
Tony, you should think about it in a
Hi list,
when trying to boot my system I have to wait maybe a minute until
I can see the kernel message and NixOS booting.
adding
set debug=disk
to the boot item reveals that grub is trying to read from hd0(0,6),
however the system is located on /dev/sda6.. ?
I used reiserfs for that
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