On 12/13/21 04:48, Γυψ wrote:
Dear Danny,
thanks! That lead me on the right track. In fact it's just
sudo -E guix ...
Hi!
I recommend avoiding the use of sudo -E, as it will make guix system use
your non-root user's $HOME/.cache to write its compiled files, which
might become a problem in
Hello,
Alexander Asteroth writes:
> Now that the package is working and after I read the guidelines for
> contributing a package description I was wondering one thing:
>
> guix is not only guix system but also running as a packet manager on
> other distros. But a package developed for guix
Now that the package is working and after I read the guidelines for
contributing a package description I was wondering one thing:
guix is not only guix system but also running as a packet manager on
other distros. But a package developed for guix system, has to handle
files like udev rule files
Dear Danny,
thanks! That lead me on the right track. In fact it's just
> sudo -E guix ...
without the Varibale name. "-E" passes the whole environment to
sudo. Now the package works (at least on my system) and the Logitech
presenter can be used under EXWM+xcompmgr under guix-system - Great! I
Hi,
On Sun, 12 Dec 2021 21:58:14 +0100
g...@member.fsf.org wrote:
> If I change my operating-system config to inlcude udev-rules from
> package "projecteur" everything works fine - at least if I do it as a
> regular user. As soon as I sudo the guix system reconfigure command the
> package is
Dear Danny, dear Tobias,
thanks for the hints which immediately solved my issue.
It now compiles and everyting is fine but one thing.
If I change my operating-system config to inlcude udev-rules from
package "projecteur" everything works fine - at least if I do it as a
regular user. As soon as I
Hello Alexander,
On Sun, 12 Dec 2021 13:12:50 +0100
Alexander Asteroth wrote:
> I tried to import the libgudev module but that that only results in the
> package wanting to write to another write-protected directory from the
> store.
It's supposed to write those to $output/lib/udev/rules.d
Alexander,
Alexander Asteroth 写道：
The question now is, what is the correct guix-way to implement
this:
Not as complicated as you fear!
udev rules aren't special. Just install them to the package's own
/lib/udev/rules.d directory. If the build system tries to
write to another package's
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probably wasn't sent (if you receive it twice sorry for that).
Dear all,
I'm trying to build my first guix package and so far, after a lot of
trial and error to find the right packages providing the necessary cmake
Dear all,
I'm trying to build my first guix package and so far, after a lot of
trial and error to find the right packages providing the necessary cmake
functionality I managed to get the package to compile. (up to the point
where the install script want's to copy some udev rules file)
The
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