[email protected] writes:
> Now yes, but I think it is old, cause startx rests there in slim > config: > https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/en/guix.html#index-slim_002dconfiguration A copy of the manual that matches the version of Guix you have installed comes with Guix itself. I suggest using that up-to-date manual instead of the manual on the web which matches the latest release. You can access the manual with “info guix” on the command line (or with the equivalent in Emacs, which has a much better info reader). Hit “i” for the index and type “slim-configuration” because that’s what the error says has an error. There you’ll find that “slim-configuration” no longer has a “startx” field, but instead offers an “xorg-configuration” field. So we hit “i” again and type “xorg-configuration” to get more information about the valid values… The only reason why you passed a value for “startx” originally was just to pass an Xorg configuration snippet via “#:extra-config”. According to the manual for “xorg-configuration” you can now do this directly via the “extra-config” field of the “xorg-configuration” record. So you’ll probably end up with something like this: (service slim-service-type (slim-configuration (xorg-configuration (xorg-configuration (extra-config "…"))))) -- Ricardo
