Hi,
FYI, I just filed bug#70153, which is related, about the "guix show" /
"guix package --show" command.
https://issues.guix.gnu.org/70153
--Adam
Hi,
It would be very helpful if the command "guix show PACKAGE" (aka "guix
package --show=PACKAGE") showed the version of the package that is
currently installed, if any.
For example, the version of "emacs" in Guix is currently 29.3, and the
version I have installed is 29.1. When I run
Hi,
Since Emacs 29.1 was just released, I tried to install it with:
guix install emacs-next --with-commit=emacs-next=emacs-29.1
This builds and installs without error, and it runs, but when Emacs
tries to native-compile Elisp libraries at startup, I get these errors
in the "*Warnings*"
FYI, I hacked together a new package definition, updating the emacs-next
one to build 29.1 from the release tarball, and after installing it,
everything seems to work, including native compilation.
I don't know enough about Guix to understand why using "guix install"
with the package
I installed Guix into my system, and I've been enjoying using it.
However, I found that, after installing it, when I logged out and back
in, and then started Emacs, Emacs could no longer see my system's info
pages (including Emacs's own info pages). I found that the Emacs
variable
Okay, here's what happened:
1. I found a bug in Guix that I wanted to report.
2. I checked the manual, which directed me to https://issues.guix.gnu.org/.
3. That page directed me to "submit your patches or email
bug-guix@gnu.org to open a new issue." There were no further
instructions, so I
