Icecat stoped to play sound in videos
Hello! I've just installed Guix on Dell Vostro 3670 with Core i5 9400, Nvidia GeForce 710. Everything is nice, even wifi works. Icecat played sounds nice yesterday. But I've updated and installed pavucontrol. Now I have no sound in Icecat, and pavucontrol does not say it plays. But ungoogled-chromium plays sound in videos nice. Icecat 68.5.0esr (64-bit) Please, where to look ? $ guix package -I torsocks 2.3.0 out /gnu/store/5iwi2gjzxx9brr21lyxzqqkrc2wavi7p-torsocks-2.3.0 font-cns11643 98.1.20180605 out /gnu/store/aw3pzqbfp92ghbs2bsb4k7qcnzxrpqa4-font-cns11643-98.1.20180605 font-wqy-microhei 0.2.0-beta out /gnu/store/g674qwslwxj5x6y08fbxfpnv0p8ikss2-font-wqy-microhei-0.2.0-beta unzip 6.0 out /gnu/store/pi594jbpz0jajjj9sm8bw5a7p06w01d3-unzip-6.0 netcat 0.7.1 out /gnu/store/9knbzxj3ni4axklsyww3671s545x6dzl-netcat-0.7.1 make 4.2.1 out /gnu/store/crxfavi9hd3r6sr7sghwgmk7600b91ar-make-4.2.1 zip 3.0 out /gnu/store/kk0w04qk1b4yzlwaz19r4497ydl7dyhr-zip-3.0 gnome-icon-theme 3.12.0 out /gnu/store/gpnbfvzz3smxagwbh76l94qz7ngps67a-gnome-icon-theme-3.12.0 htop 2.2.0 out /gnu/store/lw83f5svn7qxz7np8n48fj9frwwzvjwx-htop-2.2.0 ncdu 1.14.2 out /gnu/store/xgdqv9c2vrrkmf46y0z9k7wm3frsjvd8-ncdu-1.14.2 lm-sensors 3.6.0 out /gnu/store/vlq7ykih2fpggka21vjxzxj4hlnk2xma-lm-sensors-3.6.0 glibc-utf8-locales 2.29 out /gnu/store/n79cf8bvy3k96gjk1rf18d36w40lkwlr-glibc-utf8-locales-2.29 icecat 68.6.0-guix0-preview1 out /gnu/store/kh5sw70cb2mig7nvxj9bdylscp2pjacx-icecat-68.6.0-guix0-preview1 gimp 2.10.18 out /gnu/store/yxfy2f2zzl5xykx31snv1c5cf0c84ycz-gimp-2.10.18 libreoffice 6.4.1.2 out /gnu/store/bv46z4d954qhx27idbq5bdgghlayymqq-libreoffice-6.4.1.2 tor 0.4.2.7 out /gnu/store/fgf0x4rpraqj65mp98ppmc8clygbnprq-tor-0.4.2.7 openshot 2.4.4 out /gnu/store/jbjjv9b5amxc9irm7g4gkhh7irc1q3zc-openshot-2.4.4 gedit 3.32.2 out /gnu/store/flcdw00nrd28wmz0ljy9w6i3g7xhqs8y-gedit-3.32.2 geany 1.36 out /gnu/store/b2zc7x8p8cbgmjqph5fizmpbns4925yy-geany-1.36 leafpad 0.8.18.1 out /gnu/store/x5b1wbk3awniky0n47ygwqqh2pddzxnb-leafpad-0.8.18.1 emacs 26.3 out /gnu/store/l1fjd56rs9nfh7aplh7nlf887gfcdsnw-emacs-26.3 audacity 2.3.3 out /gnu/store/747x7wc28hsb48mdp42fr59jgakwynps-audacity-2.3.3 mpv 0.32.0 out /gnu/store/92mxyw7dsjjzwx2sm1y5hz085q878q8c-mpv-0.32.0 youtube-dl 2020.03.08 out /gnu/store/6g6g0lf92ayw4yllwflz49281ly4agyx-youtube-dl-2020.03.08 vlc 3.0.8 out /gnu/store/fphv7sabzzf1iz21gpg3qj6r7lwfmxfc-vlc-3.0.8 mplayer 1.4 out /gnu/store/qkkmws9yfkk81rp9axyia1d9nrld3bnh-mplayer-1.4 ffmpeg 4.2.2 out /gnu/store/167d71lvb5435c26516lk30m9zb2ssyi-ffmpeg-4.2.2 ungoogled-chromium 80.0.3987.149-0.516e2d9 out /gnu/store/p34masnaaqsfkha9vm755w0my4bmb7zq-ungoogled-chromium-80.0.3987.149-0.516e2d9 evince 3.34.2 out /gnu/store/yhri2na79z8n8djcrvv6q5k2zqffb0c5-evince-3.34.2 fbreader 0.99.6 out /gnu/store/lj615v19xaz45aifazl77b6dnvwwvw5v-fbreader-0.99.6 imagemagick 6.9.10-95 out /gnu/store/kinp4mq4sj27l6h61gnjm86ipahq13xk-imagemagick-6.9.10-95 filezilla 3.42.1 out /gnu/store/rwphfj5hmia18p9ar2cdcdidmv6bg39c-filezilla-3.42.1 pavucontrol 3.0 out /gnu/store/09680m8pd1z5cxks42c9784807s1aq1l-pavucontrol-3.0 file-roller 3.32.3 out /gnu/store/sr7d53jlid1wm02lc7kdy5kvr8jbbsjl-file-roller-3.32.3 openssl 1.1.1c out /gnu/store/ldzch6xa49abpz6gxl6142xxy9cp0zjl-openssl-1.1.1e python 3.7.4 out /gnu/store/hhi58l8s977qv3rvsvs7s9njzy2vpjaa-python-3.7.4 curl 7.65.3 out /gnu/store/hb5vygnyafcjc4pk8fs5zc9wysq2iw65-curl-7.66.0 pcmanfm 1.3.1 out /gnu/store/py1hqfyakr0lbvx3pmb1rg7sw4mj7qhy-pcmanfm-1.3.1 font-adobe-source-han-sans 1.004 out /gnu/store/apz865h0m3935p1x3dfy9vzyrkxamrpb-font-adobe-source-han-sans-1.004 gpicview 0.2.5 out /gnu/store/iqw70xn236jh949inqmrb14kvwzg25ah-gpicview-0.2.5
Re: How to declare a bind mount in the "file-systems" definition?
On Fri, Mar 20, 2020 at 11:14:57PM -0500, Matthew Brooks wrote: > I played around a bit with trying to get a bind mount defined, but the only > thing I was able to come up with that didn't error when reconfiguring was: > >(file-system > > (device "/spinning-disk-drive-goes-here/tmp") > > (mount-point "/tmp") > > (type "bind") > > (flags '(bind-mount)) > > ) > but it failed on boot with: > >No file system check procedure for /spinning-disk-drive-goes-here/tmp: > >skipping If you make device a string it is assumed to be a device node. Looking in the manual for mentions of bind-mount I found the documentation of %immutable-store, which is a bind-mounted filesystem that exists by default in Guix System. It's implemented in 'gnu/systems/file-systems.scm' and hopefully provides a helpful example: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/tree/gnu/system/file-systems.scm?h=v1.0.1#n346
Re: ungoogled-chromium
Vagrant— Je 22 Mar 06:14 skribis Vagrant: > I'm curious if you can get audio or microphone access using > ungoogled-chromium on meet.jit.si... video worked fine for me, but > neither audio output nor microphone input worked. Are there optional > plugins needed to make audio work with ungoogled-chromium? No, it worked out-of-the-box for me. I am using a USB-connected microphone (C-Media Blue Snowball). I don't have an audio_capture_enabled line in Chromium's Preferences. > On the same system, audio output worked fine with icecat, though > meet.jit.si wasn't supported at all on icecat. Same experience for me. I vaguely remember a message on this list (or guix-devel) about media input issues with Icecat, possibly related to WebRTC. —Marco
Re: ungoogled-chromium
Vagrant Cascadian writes: > I'm curious if you can get audio or microphone access using > ungoogled-chromium on meet.jit.si... video worked fine for me, but > neither audio output nor microphone input worked. Are there optional > plugins needed to make audio work with ungoogled-chromium? Early revisions of ungoogled-chromium had a bug where websites were prevented from accessing your microphone. Check if ~/.config/chromium/Default/Preferences has an entry like "audio_capture_enabled": false Removing or inverting that setting should fix the problem in that case. HTH, Marius signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: ungoogled-chromium
On 2020-03-22, Marco van Hulten wrote: > Je 22 Mar 13:37 skribis Ricardo: >> > I installed ungoogled-chromium. When it starts and I browse to the >> > main Jitsi instance [1], it wants to install the extension for Google >> > Calendar and Office 365 integration. I don't know if those are >> > non-free softwares, but they at least provide non-free web services. FWIW, I found that popup surprising too... > I might look into what meet.jit.si is doing. I'm curious if you can get audio or microphone access using ungoogled-chromium on meet.jit.si... video worked fine for me, but neither audio output nor microphone input worked. Are there optional plugins needed to make audio work with ungoogled-chromium? On the same system, audio output worked fine with icecat, though meet.jit.si wasn't supported at all on icecat. live well, vagrant signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: ungoogled-chromium
Ricardo— Je 22 Mar 13:37 skribis Ricardo: > > I installed ungoogled-chromium. When it starts and I browse to the > > main Jitsi instance [1], it wants to install the extension for Google > > Calendar and Office 365 integration. I don't know if those are > > non-free softwares, but they at least provide non-free web services. > > It seems to me that these suggestions are triggered by the website. > We don’t attempt to filter website contents. Thanks for this info, also Marius. Then there is no issue with the ungoogled-chromium package. I might look into what meet.jit.si is doing. —Marco
Re: ungoogled-chromium
Hi Marco, > I installed ungoogled-chromium. When it starts and I browse to the > main Jitsi instance [1], it wants to install the extension for Google > Calendar and Office 365 integration. I don't know if those are > non-free softwares, but they at least provide non-free web services. It seems to me that these suggestions are triggered by the website. We don’t attempt to filter website contents. -- Ricardo
Re: ungoogled-chromium
Marco van Hulten writes: > I installed ungoogled-chromium. When it starts and I browse to the > main Jitsi instance [1], it wants to install the extension for Google > Calendar and Office 365 integration. I don't know if those are > non-free softwares, but they at least provide non-free web services. Are you suggesting that ungoogled-chromium inserts the ad[0] into the meet.jit.si web page? I have never seen that banner before, and can not find any references to meet.jit.si in the ungoogled-chromium source code. [0] Search for in the HTML. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: ungoogled-chromium suggests extension
Je 22 Mar 13:02 skribis Marco: > Hello— > > I installed ungoogled-chromium. When it starts and I browse to the > main Jitsi instance [1], it wants to install the extension for Google > Calendar and Office 365 integration. I don't know if those are > non-free softwares, but they at least provide non-free web services. > > I think this suggestion should not happen. I am using Chromium 80.0 on Guix System: $ file $(which chromium) /home/marco/.guix-profile/bin/chromium: symbolic link to /gnu/store/z3r5sf0q0jmb2yhxqpag3snlhvnbsanf-ungoogled-chromium-80.0.3987.132-0.7e68f18/bin/chromium I think this should not be considered a bug when meet.jit.si is suggesting to install this extension. It happens when I go there, not when I go to slashdot.org, for instance. It would be weird if meet.jit.si is suggesting this extension. Any ideas? —Marco [1]: https://meet.jit.si/
ungoogled-chromium
Hello— I installed ungoogled-chromium. When it starts and I browse to the main Jitsi instance [1], it wants to install the extension for Google Calendar and Office 365 integration. I don't know if those are non-free softwares, but they at least provide non-free web services. I think this suggestion should not happen. —Marco [1]: https://meet.jit.si/
Re: Guix repl load-path confusion
Jelle Licht writes: > The reason why I ran into this problem is that that > building/installing/doing anything cool with emacs-guix consistently > triggered this bug for me, as they used a repl in the background with > the appropriate load-path set up. > > Should we consider this behavior a bug in guix, or simply a caveat that > we should document in the manual section on channels? > > - Jelle, who is extremely psyched about finally finding the cause >of an issue that has been bothering me for 4 years :D Ha! I've been experiencing many breakages with emacs-guix for many tasks, but I haven't taken the time to reproduce any of them reliably. None of my channels' directories overlap with that of Guix if I'm not mistaken, so it may be unrelated issues. It seems to be working fine for me today though :) -- Pierre Neidhardt https://ambrevar.xyz/ signature.asc Description: PGP signature
