Mohamed Amine LEGHERABA via writes:
> When I do "echo $C_INCLUDE_PATH" in my bash prompt (either my account or
> root), I have nothing.
>
> When I run a custom guix shell (with gcc-toolchain) and I run "echo
> $C_INCLUDE_PATH",
> I have
Hi Felix,
On Saturday, October 22nd, 2022 at 00:23, Felix Lechner
wrote:
> I use a non-free kernel. The Wifi drops very rarely if at all; once a
> week at most. My remedy in Gnome 3 is to disable the Wifi and to
> re-enable it again. I never restart the Shepherd service.
I only use Guix's
Maxim Cournoyer writes:
> Hi,
>
> Csepp writes:
>
>> kiasoc5 writes:
>>
>>> Dear Guix,
>>>
>>> =guix shell qtbase= downloads the entire debug output of qtbase even
>>> though I didn't write down qtbase:debug. That's hundreds of megabytes
>>> of bandwith I didn't want to use. How do I avoid
Hi,
Csepp writes:
> kiasoc5 writes:
>
>> Dear Guix,
>>
>> =guix shell qtbase= downloads the entire debug output of qtbase even
>> though I didn't write down qtbase:debug. That's hundreds of megabytes
>> of bandwith I didn't want to use. How do I avoid downloading the debug
>> output? Is this a
Hi!
kiasoc5 写道：
=guix shell qtbase= downloads the entire debug output of qtbase
even
though I didn't write down qtbase:debug. That's hundreds of
megabytes
of bandwith I didn't want to use. How do I avoid downloading the
debug
output?
If this is what I suspect it is, the only way would be
Hi jgart,
jgart writes:
> Hi,
>
> When should I re-export something in a module?
>
> docs say the following:
>
> Add all variables (which must be symbols or pairs of symbols) to the
> list of re-exported bindings of the current module. Pairs of symbols
> are handled as in export. Re-exported
