Hi Matthew,
> Is there any recommended way to have guix gc only delete packages that
> aren't required to build anything?
This requirement is a little vague. Do you mean to only delete leaf
packages? Or do you just want to keep a version of GCC?
You could create an environment containing
Is there any recommended way to have guix gc only delete packages that aren't
required to build anything?
I've made a custom bash script that loops through the output of "guix gc
--list-dead" and tells guix to delete any dead packages that have no
--referers, but it's really slow (it can take
writes:
> Thank you, Catonano! There are such options in Gedit!
>
> Comparing with that highlighting in emacs (left) http://0x0.st/s004.png
> this gedit highlighting is so poor.
>
> I need info how to activate parentheses highlighting in Emacs, and may be
> configure exactly as in my pic left
writes:
I'm not sure what's wrong here. As far as I can understand you code
makes sense and should remove the services that you don't want.
You've probably seen this bit of code here:
https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/en/guix.html#Base-Services
(remove (lambda (service)
Arun Isaac skribis:
>> It would be best if we had a generic way to say which Shepherd
>> services should be started automatically and which shouldn’t.
>
> Could you describe some way to achieve this? If it's simple enough, I
> can implement it and contribute a patch.
I don’t have a good idea on
