Introducing myself as an Outreachy Intern

Hi all, I Sahithi Yarlagadda, a Free Software enthusiast. I am from India, pursuing my under graduation final semester in Computer Science. I will be working as an Outreachy Intern for May-August 2018. I am glad to be part of Guix Community. I have been working with Ricardo Wurmus during the appli

Re: Have GPGPU support in guix?

Fis Trivial writes: > Joshua Branson writes: > >> Fis Trivial writes: >> >>> Hi Guixs, this is actually a feature wish. >>> >>> My daily routine is doing machine learning, which requires GPU for >>> computing nowadays. Currently I need to use CUDA from NVidia, as many of >>> you might know, it's

Re: Have GPGPU support in guix?

Joshua Branson writes: > Fis Trivial writes: > >> Hi Guixs, this is actually a feature wish. >> >> I tried to use guix to manage many of my softwares on my system, but >> some dependencies are missing which is blocking a full transition to >> Guix based system and development environment. Most n

Re: Have GPGPU support in guix?

Fis Trivial writes: > Hi Guixs, this is actually a feature wish. > > I tried to use guix to manage many of my softwares on my system, but > some dependencies are missing which is blocking a full transition to > Guix based system and development environment. Most notably is GPU > computing support

Have GPGPU support in guix?

Hi Guixs, this is actually a feature wish. I tried to use guix to manage many of my softwares on my system, but some dependencies are missing which is blocking a full transition to Guix based system and development environment. Most notably is GPU computing support. My daily routine is doing mach

Re: Blog team

Ricardo Wurmus writes: >> I recently had a fair discussion over Guix vs. NixOS vs. the world: >> >> >> https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/8a94rt/helm_system_packages_update_guix_xbps_void_linux/ > > Here’s another one for reference in response to the question “What are > the advantage

Re: Guix on android blog post

Le 2018-04-24 17:02, Ricardo Wurmus a écrit : julien lepiller writes: I would recommend getting an armv7 or x86 device, because packages will be more available than for aarch64 as with my current phone. Is this still a problem? We have two aarch64 build nodes (of which one was added very

Re: Guix on android blog post

julien lepiller writes: > I would > recommend getting an armv7 or x86 device, because packages will be more > available than for aarch64 as with my current phone. Is this still a problem? We have two aarch64 build nodes (of which one was added very recently), which I’d expect to be faster than

Re: Blog team

Hi Pierre, > I recently had a fair discussion over Guix vs. NixOS vs. the world: > > > https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/8a94rt/helm_system_packages_update_guix_xbps_void_linux/ Here’s another one for reference in response to the question “What are the advantages of guix vs nix?”:

Re: Guix on android blog post

2018-04-24T17:12:34+0530 Pierre Neidhardt wrote: > This is gold!! Thanks so much for sharing. Indeed it is! :D > Out of curiousity, any model you'd recommend, steered towards > Guix-friendliness? I would actually ask Replicant project, and potentially help with freeing/liberating the wireless

Re: Guix on android blog post

Le 2018-04-24 13:42, Pierre Neidhardt a écrit : This is gold!! Thanks so much for sharing. This might be the last missing piece before I finally get decided to buy a smartphone for myself:) Out of curiousity, any model you'd recommend, steered towards Guix-friendliness? -- Pierre Neidhard

Re: Blog team

Very nice initiative! I'd be very happy to share some ideas on this blog, but I still have to put my things together. I recently had a fair discussion over Guix vs. NixOS vs. the world: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/8a94rt/helm_system_packages_update_guix_xbps_void_linux/ Lo

Re: Guix on android blog post

This is gold!! Thanks so much for sharing. This might be the last missing piece before I finally get decided to buy a smartphone for myself:) Out of curiousity, any model you'd recommend, steered towards Guix-friendliness? -- Pierre Neidhardt signature.asc Description: PGP signature

Re: Cleaning up the /bin for guix.

Roel Janssen writes: > Dear Guix, > > When installing ‘guix’ in a profile, the ‘bin’ directory of that profile > contains: > > asn1Coding -> > /gnu/store/2fg01r58vv9w41kw6drl1wnvqg7rkv9d-libtasn1-4.12/bin/asn1Coding > asn1Decoding -> > /gnu/store/2fg01r58vv9w41kw6drl1wnvqg7rkv9d-libtasn1-4.12/

Cleaning up the /bin for guix.

Dear Guix, When installing ‘guix’ in a profile, the ‘bin’ directory of that profile contains: asn1Coding -> /gnu/store/2fg01r58vv9w41kw6drl1wnvqg7rkv9d-libtasn1-4.12/bin/asn1Coding asn1Decoding -> /gnu/store/2fg01r58vv9w41kw6drl1wnvqg7rkv9d-libtasn1-4.12/bin/asn1Decoding asn1Parser -> /gnu/sto

Guix on android blog post

Hi Guix! Ludo just published my blog post about running Guix on Android on our website: https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/blog/2018/guix-on-android/. That's a very nice example of how independent our packages are from the platform they run on! It's far from perfect, but feel free to share any

Blog team

Hello Guix! I’m really happy that over the last few months several people stepped up to write articles for our blog at (look, there’s a shiny new article there that’s worth reading!). I always find it interesting to read about things that people do with Guix or craz