Re: problems with "gedit"

Gottfried writes: > Hi, > > gfp@Tuxedo ~$ guix upgrade gedit > The following package will be upgraded: >gedit 42.2 -> 44.1 > > guix upgrade: error: profile contains conflicting entries for dconf > guix upgrade: error: first entry: dconf@0.40.0 >

Declarative Guix Containers

Hello, I see under that it is possible to imperatively run programs in their own container. Is it possible to do this declaratively? In other words, can I create a derivation which generates a Guix Container, which I could then put

Re: problems with "gedit"

Am Sun, Feb 12, 2023 at 04:32:05PM + schrieb Gottfried: > When upgrading "gedit" this message below was shown. > So upgrading didn’t help. The suggestion was to upgrade *all* packages at once, not only gedit. You may get a conflict if two different packages pull in two different versions of

Re: problems with "gedit"

Hi, You can upgrade all of your packages, not just gedit. When upgrading "gedit" this message below was shown. So upgrading didn’t help. Kind regards Gottfried Am 12.02.23 um 14:20 schrieb Leo Famulari: On Sun, Feb 12, 2023 at 09:15:45AM +, Gottfried wrote: guix upgrade: error:

Re: open a package in the terminal

Hi Gottfried, The project (≈package) named 'musescore' distributes a binary (≈command) named 'mscore': ~ λ ls $(guix build musescore)/bin mscore Don't ask me why they didn't call it 'musescore', but in general package names do not map 1:1 to binary names. That's why peeking in the

Re: problems with "gedit"

On Sun, Feb 12, 2023 at 09:15:45AM +, Gottfried wrote: > guix upgrade: error: first entry: dconf@0.40.0 > /gnu/store/gkr4pbmc7320zvrnl48mjacpb3km00j7-dconf-0.40.0 > guix upgrade: error:... propagated from gedit@44.1 > guix upgrade: error: second entry: dconf@0.40.0 >

open a package in the terminal

Hi, it seems, I lost an email, which I wanted to write. When using my MATE Terminal Emulator I can enter the names of the packages like: "gedit" or "pluma"(MATE) and so on and it opens gedit or pluma and so on, but the package "musescore" doesn’t open. Why does bash not find this package?

Re: attempt to create a profile

Hi, If you used guix shell then I'm pretty sure it should show someting. Running `guix shell -p ~/.guix-profile -- bash` does show the [env] prompt for me you are right, this happend guix shell showed the "env". Did you open it from bash or from a desktop app launcher? The environment

problems with "gedit"

Hi, gfp@Tuxedo ~$ guix upgrade gedit The following package will be upgraded: gedit 42.2 -> 44.1 guix upgrade: error: profile contains conflicting entries for dconf guix upgrade: error: first entry: dconf@0.40.0 /gnu/store/gkr4pbmc7320zvrnl48mjacpb3km00j7-dconf-0.40.0 guix upgrade: error:

Re: Running shepherd as user: incompatible bytecode version

Hello Léo, > I get the same issue, the shepherd package uses GNU Guile 3.0.2 and GNU > Guix provides GNU Guile 3.0.5 under the 'guile' package specification > name. > > I am not sure this is the cause, since shepherd is wrapped to use GNU > Guile 3.0.2. > > I am also still looking for a