Amirouche writes:
> On 2019-05-16 11:25, Tk wrote:
>> When installing packages, I often get warnings about adding variables
>> to .profile .
>> These warnings, however, get easily lost when installing bunch of
>> stuff automatically. Is there a way of extracting this info again?
>> Should I
Tk writes:
> Except PATH, there are other environment variables needed by, for
> example, R, or Python, or Git. These also get mentioned in the
> warnings. Are they also automatically set and sourced once I enter
> another login shell?
Those that are mentioned by Guix: yes.
There are other
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but don't these always get placed into
~/.guix-profile/etc/profile
Right now mine seems almost identical to the output of
guix package --search-paths
with the only difference being that the values in that file are prepended to the
existing ones. Therefore all you
It appears the tor service starts and bootstraps well, but no idea why it stops
after that. :-(
It works. All good now :-)
Boris A. Dekshteyn writes:
>> It’s still there, but the ‘gcc’ package has been “hidden” recently,
>> meaning that you cannot refer to it by name from the command line.
>
> But i can :)
> ~guix environment --ad-hoc -e '(list (@@ (gnu packages gcc) gcc-9) "lib")'~
That’s not the *package* name;
Hi Ricardo,
thanks for getting back to me.
One detail I'm still not clear about:
Ludovic said the guile bindings are maintained by Ludovic.
But recent activity in the guile parts is done by other people.
Since guix depends on this it's still okay to ask for help here,
but would it be more
