patches question

After the last reply to my netcat-openbsd, I am uncertain about the kind of patches which can be included by policy. For firefox, I would start to include what fixes buildprocess for us and fixes bugs (including features) upstream has not bothered to close yet or in general. That is what the

Re: Question: purging a package from the store

On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 03:04:14PM +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > Is there anything particular preventing you from writing a > genenetwork2 package? The package exists, but I can't push it to Guix. Some software in there is not properly licensed. I'll need to approach the authors one-by-one.

Re: Question: purging a package from the store

Pjotr Prins skribis: > On Wed, Jun 08, 2016 at 03:33:50PM +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote: >> Hello! >> >> Pjotr Prins skribis: >> >> > Our caching server gives a consistent failure for one package. It >> > exists in the store and 'guix gc

Re: Question: purging a package from the store

Pjotr Prins skribis: > On Wed, Jun 08, 2016 at 03:33:50PM +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote: >> Good to see you’re running your own service! > > It is used for GeneNetwork - a complex web service. It uses git for > byte-identical installs and a Guix server for distributing

Re: Question: purging a package from the store

On Wed, Jun 08, 2016 at 03:33:50PM +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > Hello! > > Pjotr Prins skribis: > > > Our caching server gives a consistent failure for one package. It > > exists in the store and 'guix gc checks' pass. > > > > guix substitute: error: download

Re: Question: purging a package from the store

On Wed, Jun 08, 2016 at 03:33:50PM +0200, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > Good to see you’re running your own service! It is used for GeneNetwork - a complex web service. It uses git for byte-identical installs and a Guix server for distributing the binaries. This is my current way to making sure

Re: Question: purging a package from the store

Hello! Pjotr Prins skribis: > Our caching server gives a consistent failure for one package. It > exists in the store and 'guix gc checks' pass. > > guix substitute: error: download from > >

Question: purging a package from the store

Our caching server gives a consistent failure for one package. It exists in the store and 'guix gc checks' pass. guix substitute: error: download from 'http://guix.genenetwork.org:8080/nar/sqd3q1xq5fsbga00bwhghi9shi7xdaac-gtk+-3.18.2' failed: 404, "Not Found" Now I want to purge it

Re: python general question (setup.py)

Cyril Roelandt <tipec...@gmail.com> writes: > On 03/25/2016 11:02 PM, Nils Gillmann wrote: >> I have a question on python. >> My theory is that this is true: >> If I write a setup.py and contribute it to a project because I >> want to make an "easier"[

Re: python general question (setup.py)

Hi, On Fri, 25 Mar 2016 23:02:20 +0100 Nils Gillmann wrote: > Is setup.py the equivalent of a package manager in python or does > it serve more purposes? Not at all. AFAIK, it's the equivalent of configure.ac / a Makefile. pip is the package manager. There's $ guix

Re: python general question (setup.py)

On 03/25/2016 11:02 PM, Nils Gillmann wrote: > I have a question on python. > My theory is that this is true: > If I write a setup.py and contribute it to a project because I > want to make an "easier"[1] install in Guix and elsewhere, > I feed the "one pack

python general question (setup.py)

I have a question on python. My theory is that this is true: If I write a setup.py and contribute it to a project because I want to make an "easier"[1] install in Guix and elsewhere, I feed the "one packagemanager per language" thing. Is setup.py the equivalent of a packa

Re: addresses: works around gnunet-gtk, gnunet, attention push for powwow, un-font, general question

Nils Gillmann writes: > Then there's the recent patch for gnunet-gtk 0.10.1, a short > message exchange with Christian Grothoff, Jookia, and myself > today leads to the following conclusion which will be further > explained in a new patch series coming either today or on

addresses: works around gnunet-gtk, gnunet, attention push for powwow, un-font, general question

Multiple questions: Hi, I am curious (not impatient) about if people with commit access are just busy and/or focused on other issues or if my way to reply to my own messages and make threads a bit uncomfortable to read and update information gets lost as I mainly use nntp access via gmane.org now

Re: powwow (possibly only manpages / (arguments) question)

Nils Gillmann <niaster...@grrlz.net> writes: > However, weird enough, during compilation on guix (second output) > I encounter an interactive part. I’d just patch out the line that’s responsible for “Press ENTER to continue...”. > I guess the real question is, does the guix

Re: Question about Haskell packages

Paul van der Walt writes: > Hello Guix, > > Yesterday i thought to myself that it would be cool to mess around with > Idris , on of the dependently-typed > languages. Turns out it depends on quite a lot of Hackage packages! I > steamed ahead, and

Re: Question about Haskell packages

Paul van der Walt <p...@denknerd.org> writes: [...] > Ah, another question: do you people think it would be worthwhile / > useful to provide a haskell-platform-$ver metapackage which depends on > all the exact versions bundled in that HP? See [1] for a list. I think it's useful. Regards, Fede

Question about Haskell packages

y also trying to upgrade the packages to the Haskell Platform 7.10.2-a versions. Turns out GHC is slow to build. Ah, another question: do you people think it would be worthwhile / useful to provide a haskell-platform-$ver metapackage which depends on all the exact versions bundled in that HP?

Re: Question about Haskell packages

Paul van der Walt writes: > Hello Guix, Hello! > Yesterday i thought to myself that it would be cool to mess around with > Idris , on of the dependently-typed > languages. Turns out it depends on quite a lot of Hackage packages! I > steamed

Re: question

Dika Setya Prayogi dikasetyapray...@gmail.com writes: hi. is there any guixhurd available to dowoload, or is still under development ? It's still under development. Mark

question

hi. is there any guixhurd available to dowoload, or is still under development ?

Re: question and suggest

Le 2015-08-14 10:17, Dika Setya Prayogi a écrit : q: I heard guixsd have a guixsd hurd under development, is that true ? Yes, have look at the mailling list archive [1] to learn more about the state of the project. [1] 

Re: question and suggest

thanks for the info. 2015-08-15 17.27 GMT+07.00, Amirouche Boubekki amirou...@hypermove.net: Le 2015-08-14 10:17, Dika Setya Prayogi a écrit : q: I heard guixsd have a guixsd hurd under development, is that true ? Yes, have look at the mailling list archive [1] to learn more about the state

question and suggest

q: I heard guixsd have a guixsd hurd under development, is that true ? s: (wish) I suggest a recent package updates page in guixsd web, this is useful for packagers

Re: [GSoC] Introduction + question about dmd

to be part of this project idea or outside of it? As you said, once the DHCP library is written, we could test its interop with dmd by calling its functions within the appropriate event handlers in the event loop. So the question is, do we incorporate the event loop into this project idea or let it run

Re: [GSoC] Introduction + question about dmd

functions within the appropriate event handlers in the event loop. So the question is, do we incorporate the event loop into this project idea or let it run as a parallel project and then add the tests for the DHCP library once the event loop is done? I'll start working on the first draft of my

Re: [GSoC] Introduction + question about dmd

Hi, I contacted Ludo about the DHCP client just before I noticed this conversation. I'm interested in making it my gsoc project as well. I'm an undergraduate in computer science in Germany, I'm a bit into free software and I'm especially interested in making my gsoc for the gnu project. Would it

Re: [GSoC] Introduction + question about dmd

Hi Jonas, I have no problems with teaming up. Like you, this project is my foremost focus for GSoC but I'm also looking at other/related projects. Let's wait for Ludo to confirm/deny that we are allowed to team up. Regards, Rohan On 5 March 2015 at 19:14, Jonas Rebmann

Re: [GSoC] Introduction + question about dmd

Hello! Rohan Prinja rohan.pri...@gmail.com skribis: The project I'm interested in working on for GNU GSoC this year is to implement a DHCP client library in Guile. The end result, as I discussed with Ludovic, would be a package installable via Guix. This would make available a command

[GSoC] Introduction + question about dmd

Hi Guix! This mail is to say hi to everyone and introduce myself. I'm Rohan, a final-year CS undergraduate at IIT Bombay. The project I'm interested in working on for GNU GSoC this year is to implement a DHCP client library in Guile. The end result, as I discussed with Ludovic, would be a

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