Hi,
sorry for the hard to understand subject.
I need to put a file into a system image (into ~user) which will not be
recreated or touched when running "system reconfigure" later, even if
not existent. So this is some kind of "one-time service", removing
itself on first boot.
Hi,
I have been experimenting with using guix pack to build images.
Take the following examples: -
1. guix pack -f docker coreutils
2. guix pack -f docker python
3. guix pack -f docker coreutils python
4. guix pack -f docker rust
5. guix pack -f docker coreutils rust
If I then import those
Hi Patrick,
At Z-0500=2023-08-07Mon08:15:57, Patrick Pippen sent:
> […] My question is with gdm how do I get gdm to allow me to choose between
> XFCE and Bspwm?
I don't know about GDM since haven't used it in years, but you may find
ChooseWM a useful alternative. Very simple, simply starts
Greetings I just installed GUIX 1.4.0 over the weekend with XFCE. Then I
installed Bspwm and sxhkd. Then I created a .xsession file with only this
content: exec bspwm
Restarted laptop tried logging in and it only goes back to login screen. My
question is with gdm how do I get gdm to allow me