Hi Alex, Alex Kost <[email protected]> writes:
> George Clemmer (2018-10-27 15:32 -0400) wrote: > >> FWIW, here are a few comments/ideas ... >> >> It would be handy if 'quit-window' in the final buffer reached via >> *guix-popup* took me take me back 'UP' the "tree" of sub-popups that >> lead there so I could chose another option. > > Is "q" key what you are looking for? It is a general "magit-popup" > thing and there is nothing I can do about it on Emacs-Guix side. > > Note, however, that "q" works only for one level, I mean if you press > "q" one time, it will take you back to the previous popup, but if you > press it again, it will simply quit. Yet again, this is how > "magit-popup" works. I see. Thanks for letting me know. >> If, as you suggest, you create the system sub-popup > I went ahead and added it (by commit bffd65a). I think keeping system > commands in one place is good. Yes, I agree. I tried it. Very cool. >> you might consider >> removing the system profile from *Guix Profiles* since the user can get >> to the system profile package list via system generations + 'P'. > > No, no, I will not hide system profile. Yes, you can't install anything > to it with the usual means, but it is a profile after all, and you can > see what packages are installed there. Besides, some day a user should > learn that the only way to update a system profile is "guix system …" > command. OK, no problem ;) > BTW, in general, I think that hiding features is a bad thing… however, > there is one hidden feature in Emacs-Guix (although, it is hidden just > because it is also hidden in Guix itself ;-) ) Is this a riddle? >> It might be useful to allow the user to see system profile packages in >> the context a user/project profile. E.g., a key could toggle the system >> profile packages into and out of the *Guix Packages * list view. > > Sorry, I didn't understand this phrase. Do you mean there should be a > key in *Guix Packages* buffer to show system packages along with the > current user packages? If so, I'm afraid it is not possible, as these > "Packages" buffers are designed to show packages only from a single > profile. Yes. It's a "blue sky" idea. Thanks. -George
