Clément Lassieur writes:
> Hi Taylan,
>
> You don't need to use the root account at all.
>
> Taylan Kammer writes:
>
>> Most desktop users have single unix account and are also in control of
>> root. These users might not want to differentiate between the current
>> guix version of root and
Hello!
Clément Lassieur skribis:
> You can use you current user's guix installation for all commands that
> need root's permissions with 'sudo -E', so you can consider that your
> current user's guix account is the system-wide guix account.
>
> For example, 'sudo -E guix system reconfigure
Hi Ricardo,
Ricardo Wurmus writes:
> Hi Clément,
>
>> You don't need to use the root account at all.
>
> One wrinkle is that the binary installation method installs Guix for the
> root user and takes the guix-daemon from there.
Taylan was talking about 'reconfiguring' and thus, I think, about
Hi Clément,
> You don't need to use the root account at all.
One wrinkle is that the binary installation method installs Guix for the
root user and takes the guix-daemon from there.
--
Ricardo
Hi Taylan,
You don't need to use the root account at all.
Taylan Kammer writes:
> Most desktop users have single unix account and are also in control of
> root. These users might not want to differentiate between the current
> guix version of root and their normal user. They might also not
