Thank you. how to look version of installed dependency, like qtwebkit? it does not appear in `guix package -I`.
I see qtwebkit is necessary for openshot, ok I let it here. I have guix 0.16, but I installed it from 0.14 and updated every time. Please, how to check really that ci.guix.info is using? When I run `guix package -u` it download from ci.guix.info, but I think there is more efficient way to check if guix-daemon is using substitute server? Feb 27, 2019, 7:09 PM by [email protected]: > On Wed, Feb 27, 2019 at 06:49:52PM +0100, > [email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > >> 1. How to see info about installed package? >> I think `guix package -s regexp` shows everything it find in repository. >> Also `guix package --show=element` does the same but for exact element name. >> So these show info from repository. Which command let me know info about >> installed package? I did not found it in guix reference card and manual. >> > > You can use `guix package --list-installed`. > >> 2. How to determine why qtwebkit compiles every time I run `guix pull && >> guix package --substitute-urls=>> https://ci.guix.info >> <https://ci.guix.info>>> <>> https://ci.guix.info <https://ci.guix.info>>> >> > -u` ? >> I think I have some problems in my system (may be for that I've installed >> blender 2.80 from my own declaration file?) >> > > Basically, because one of your installed packages depends on qtwebkit > but qtwebkit has not been built on the build farm. > > Blender does not depend on qtwebkit. > > You can see what packages depend on qtwebkit like this: > > $ guix graph --type=reverse-package qtwebkit | dot -Tsvg > ~/tmp/out.svg > > `dot` is from graphviz. > > Then view ~/tmp/out.svg however you like, for example with Inkscape. > >> 3. And the last: is ci.guix.info substitution server by default or I need to >> type it in --substitute-urls option? >> By the way no any speed advantages when I type it. My last 4 updates was >> continuing for 2 days. And I need your help. >> > > The default substitute server for new installations is > <> https://ci.guix.info <https://ci.guix.info>> >. If you installed 0.16.0 or > later, it is the > default. > > If you installed before 0.16.0, you can choose to add it based on these > instructions: > > https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/en/html_node/Substitutes.html > <https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/en/html_node/Substitutes.html> >
