On Wed, Dec 31 2025, Paul Jewell via wrote: > Hi! > > On 31/12/2025 09:06, Alexis Simon wrote: >> Hi, >> >> On 31/12/2025 06:22, Kristoffer Balintona wrote: >>> >>> Though I had more in mind actual configurations, to see how people >>> structure their files "in the wild," so to speak. >>> >> >> Maybe have a look through this list of personal configs >> https://github.com/franzos/awesome-guix?tab=readme-ov-file#config-examples >> >> Not sure this is up-to-date >> >> The system-crafters forum might also be a good resource >> https://forum.systemcrafters.net >> >> Cheers, >> Alexis >> >> > Another vote for the system-crafters forum. David also has some very > informative videos where he goes through the process of refactoring his > configuration. I was in the same place you are now when starting with > Guix a few years back, and found many different examples of > configurations around the web. Unfortunately (for me!), to really > understand what was going on required a good understanding of scheme, as > well as the guix environment. After a while, I gave up, then when I came > back to it recently, I used the system-crafters forum and videos to set > my current configuration up on a Lenovo X270 laptop. I am now working > through the configuration from Josep Bigorra here: > https://codeberg.org/jjba23?tab=repositories . In my opinion, it is very > clear, although I am spending time learning more scheme before being > able to fully understand it! > > Good luck with your journey!
Thanks for sharing your experience! Yes, I thought as much. I haven't taken the jump to learn Scheme/Guile itself yet, but I will in the future. I just wanted to see some example configurations so I can "bootstrap" myself into configuring Guix. That way, I can configure my system without having to learn a whole new programming language first :) -- Kind regards, Kristoffer
