On Sat, 20 Jul 2019 13:01:16 -0400
Raghav Gururajan wrote:
> > I think I can port icedove-uxp, and guixuser can use my code as a
> > template for iceweasel. It will help guixuser get comfortable with
> > porting and fixing packages, which would be important if guixuser is
> > to
> > remain a
Jesse Gibbons transcribed 3.1K bytes:
> On Sun, 21 Jul 2019 08:07:16 +
> N wrote:
>
>
> > As I wrote on IRC, I'm sceptic about the -uxp projects in hyperbola.
> > They can be imported here and be watched in the long-term.
> >
> > There are a couple of problems to looks at:
> >
> > - The
On Sun, 21 Jul 2019 08:07:16 +
N wrote:
> As I wrote on IRC, I'm sceptic about the -uxp projects in hyperbola.
> They can be imported here and be watched in the long-term.
>
> There are a couple of problems to looks at:
>
> - The committer list of uxp upstream and its hostile way to
od
> > addition.
>
> Exactly.
>
> > - icedove-uxp and iceweasel-uxp are likely to have similar dependencies
> > given they are a part of the hyperbola project. It will probably be
> > simple to write a package for iceweasel-uxp and iceape-uxp after
> &
Hello,
guixuser writes:
> Asking the new users to package what they want and suggesting
> alternative applications; is like passively showing middle finger to
> them.
This idea seems to pop up from time to time, and I think it deserves a
closer look.
First of all, we're not asking you to do
> I think I can port icedove-uxp, and guixuser can use my code as a
> template for iceweasel. It will help guixuser get comfortable with
> porting and fixing packages, which would be important if guixuser is
> to
> remain a guix user.
Hello Jesse!
It is great to hear that you are willing to
> To be fair,
>
> - iceweasel-uxp has a different engine than icecat.
> - There is no good email client like thunderbird. I'm stuck with
> claws-mail, and I reallly don't like it. icedove-uxp would be a good
> addition.
Exactly.
> - icedove-uxp and ice
rbird. I'm stuck with
claws-mail, and I reallly don't like it. icedove-uxp would be a good
addition.
- icedove-uxp and iceweasel-uxp are likely to have similar dependencies
given they are a part of the hyperbola project. It will probably be
simple to write a package for iceweasel-uxp and iceape-uxp
> Yes, of course.
Okay. If came of as aggressive, I apologize. All I am looking for is help. I do
not have any kind of experience with packaging. So if you could do it, I
appreciate. Again, sorry If I have conducted myself wrongly before.
guixuser 写道：
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Budget? Are you serious?
Yes, of course.
Kind regards,
T G-R
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Hey guixuser,
guixuser writes:
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>
> Budget? Are you serious? Any distro has to focus on their basic things like
> email and browser for new user; at least if project wants to grow and
> accommodate new users.
For at least your browsing needs, I know of two options.
Guix
> I did and offered an available alternative.
... ?
> Please note that your writing style comes across as needlessly
> aggressive and demanding. You may find that people are more willing to
> help you if you change that.
My intention was not to be aggressive. I sorry if it looked that way.
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Budget? Are you serious? Any distro has to focus on their basic things like
email and browser for new user; at least if project wants to grow and
accommodate new users.
guixuser writes:
>> We offer Icecat.
>
> OMG! Please read the bottom portion of my previous email.
I did and offered an available alternative.
Please note that your writing style comes across as needlessly
aggressive and demanding. You may find that people are more willing to
help you if
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Hi guixuser,
> I recently migrated from debian to guixsd. I was shocked to see there
> was neither iceweasel nor icedove available. This is frustrating as
> they are commonly used programs on gnu/linux systems.
We offer Icecat.
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Ricardo
hi
I recently migrated from debian to guixsd. I was shocked to see there was
neither iceweasel nor icedove available. This is frustrating as they are
commonly used programs on gnu/linux systems.
After a through research, I understood that there are some freedom issues. The
available patches
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hi
I recently migrated from debian to guixsd. I was shocked to see there was
neither iceweasel nor icedove available. This is frustrating as they are
commonly used programs on gnu/linux systems.
After a through research, I understood that there are some freedom issues. The
available patches
hi
I recently migrated from debian to guixsd. I was shocked to see there was neither iceweasel nor icedove available. This is frustrating as they are commonly used programs on gnu/linux systems. Icecat was found but unfamiliar to most users (myself included).
After a through research, I
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