Hello! Clément Lassieur <[email protected]> skribis:
> You can use you current user's guix installation for all commands that > need root's permissions with 'sudo -E', so you can consider that your > current user's guix account is the system-wide guix account. > > For example, 'sudo -E guix system reconfigure config.scm' updates the > system with your user's guix. I concur with Clément here. However, I think there might be value for better support of multi-user systems. :-) That is, in some contexts such as HPC clusters or even simply multi-user laptops, it might be useful for root to run “guix pull --all” or something, and have all the user Guixes updated, or maybe only for users who have never run ‘guix pull’. Food for thought… Ludo’.
