Hello again
> I sincerely apologize for opening a bug on the original issue;
No problem.
> It's not obvious to me how I can close this bug report.
I'll close the bug don't worry.
Cheers,
David
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Hello Lee,
> I can confirm that disabling grafts allows both of the g-golf
> examples to run, and they come up quickly.
Great!
> Thank you, Ricardo!
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Hi Lee,
Il giorno mar, 30/08/2022 alle 11.33 -0700, Lee Thomas ha scritto:
> So what I meant by "eventually", David, is that the apps were slow to
> appear. Without the grafts, now they aren't.
>
> I sincerely apologize for opening a bug on the original issue; it
> appeared to be the right thing
I can confirm that disabling grafts allows both of the g-golf examples to
run, and they come up quickly. I suspect they were slow due to something
in the grafts; I'll find out. I still get some errors, but they also appear
to be related to guix. I'll read the discussion.
Thank you, Ricardo!
On
David Pirotte writes:
> I hope Ricardo, possibly with the help of other guix contributor's will
> find a solution so that g-golf may also run 'out of the box' on guix.
Turns out that it all works fine when you disable grafts:
guix shell --pure --no-grafts \
guile guile-g-golf gtk@4
Thank you again, David. I followed your installation instructions, and with
a few warnings, your hello-world example (eventually) ran. I can submit
what I saw to the bug-g-g...@gnu.org address.
I also got clipboard.scm to run, with one error.
I think for Jessica's and Ricardo's sakes, and
Hello Lee,
> Thanks again, David.
Welcome.
> I was able to use a solution from Ricardo to get guile-gi to run
> under guix
I hope Ricardo, possibly with the help of other guix contributor's will
find a solution so that g-golf may also run 'out of the box' on guix.
> guile 3.0.7, which I hope
Lee Thomas writes:
> Thanks again, David. I was able to use a solution from Ricardo to get
> guile-gi to run under guix, but it didn't work for g-golf. :-(
For the record: what fixed the remaining problems with guile-gi was
running the code under dbus-launch.
--
Ricardo
Lee Thomas writes:
> I'm not entirely sure that packages installed by guix won't
> interfere, and I don't yet know how to uninstall guix, but I'll give it my
> best shot for you.
Guix doesn’t install anything globally where other libraries would look
for stuff, so it doesn’t interfere with
Thanks again, David. I was able to use a solution from Ricardo to get
guile-gi to run under guix, but it didn't work for g-golf. :-( Even so, I
was serious about wanting to help you out. My Ubuntu system has guile
3.0.7, which I hope would be OK. For g-golf, would you recommend I clone
your github
Hello Ricardo,
Thanks for your help on this guix problem - G-Golf works perfectly
fine on Debian - See the first part of my answer to Lee's message,
the one that comments the GdkPixbuf bug that happens (only) on guix.
> My first guess was that perhaps it gets confused because GTK 3 stuff
> also
Hello Lee,
> Thank you greatly, David. I cleaned up my guix environment and
> reinstalled G-Golf, and now the hello world script runs but hangs
> after these errors:
> (g-golf-hello-world.scm:494347): GLib-GObject-WARNING **:
> 12:37:46.818: cannot register existing type 'GdkPixbuf'
This is a
Hi,
Lee Thomas writes:
> Thank you for responding, Ricardo! I have tried several permutations
> of packages, but currently I have this: […]
This looks all right to me.
I can reproduce this. I also tried the latest commit of g-golf:
guix shell --pure guile \
Thank you for responding, Ricardo! I have tried several permutations of
packages, but currently I have this:
$ guix package --list-installed
guile 3.0.8 out
/gnu/store/1jgcbdzx2ss6xv59w55g3kr3x4935dfb-guile-3.0.8
gnutls 3.7.7 out
Lee Thomas writes:
> So I assume I haven't fixed the guix environment completely yet, but
> I'm still working on that. The guix toolset is advertised to manage
> all the interdependencies, but I'm not certain that it works in every
> situation. I'll keep trying, though. Thanks again.
Could
Hello Lee,
> David, I was able to install G-Golf via guix, and that also worked
> with the "use-modules" portion of your "Hello, World!" example.
> HOWEVER (alas), both examples fail on the "use-typelibs" line, with:
> Typelib file for namespace 'Gtk', version '4.0' not found
This is a guix
Thank you both!!
Jessica, when I invoked the guix shell as you showed, it worked in that
"(use-modules (gi))" succeeded. I need to learn more about including
packages with the guix shell command. It's odd that I can get the latest
guile to run without specifying it for guix, but I must have the
Hello,
> > ... I'm trying to at least prototype a GUI in the same way that
> > in Python I can write "import gi" and proceed to create a GTK
> > window, add buttons and menubars and toolbars, etc.
You might also try G-Golf - disclaimer, I am the G-Golf maintainer, I
was hoping/waiting that some
Lee Thomas writes:
> Thank you, Jessica! That assurance is all I really needed, but FYI: When I
> type "(use-modules (gi))" into an interactive guile, trying to follow
> https://github.com/spk121/guile-gi/blob/master/examples/cairo.scm , guile
> responds with:
> While compiling expression:
>
Thank you, Jessica! That assurance is all I really needed, but FYI: When I
type "(use-modules (gi))" into an interactive guile, trying to follow
https://github.com/spk121/guile-gi/blob/master/examples/cairo.scm , guile
responds with:
While compiling expression:
no code for module (gi)
If you
Lee Thomas writes:
> Hi. I hope I'm submitting this correctly; please tell me if I'm wrong. I'm
> trying to at least prototype a GUI in the same way that in Python I can
> write "import gi" and proceed to create a GTK window, add buttons and
> menubars and toolbars, etc. I've tried the various
Hi. I hope I'm submitting this correctly; please tell me if I'm wrong. I'm
trying to at least prototype a GUI in the same way that in Python I can
write "import gi" and proceed to create a GTK window, add buttons and
menubars and toolbars, etc. I've tried the various online sites, but none
of
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