On Thu Jul 28, 2022 at 12:50 PM BST, Alexander Asteroth wrote:
> One thing I noticed during this process is that the location of the
> users profile seems to have changed at some point from .guix-profile to
> .config/guix/current and that my shell init files referred to the wrong
> location maybe
Hi Tobias,
On Thu, Jul 28 2022, 11:04:21, Tobias Geerinckx-Rice wrote:
> Hi Alexander,
>
>>$ type guix
>>guix is hashed ($HOME/.guix-profile/bin/guix)
>
> You ran 'guix install guix' or the equivalent.
Yes, I did that because the guix version installed by Debian at some
point started to refused
Hi Alexander,
>$ type guix
>guix is hashed ($HOME/.guix-profile/bin/guix)
You ran 'guix install guix' or the equivalent. The solution is simple:
1. Don't :-) Update Guix only with 'guix pull'.
2. Run 'guix remove guix; hash guix' and verify that type now points to
~/.config/guix/current.
Dear Ricardo,
On Wed, Jul 27 2022, 16:21:22, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> Alexander Asteroth writes:
>
>> I verified that the version of the guix binary is from my current
>> profile, the environment variables are freshly set from current
>> profile as well.
>
> Do you mean the
Alexander Asteroth writes:
> I verified that the version of the guix binary is from my current
> profile, the environment variables are freshly set from current
> profile as well.
Do you mean the ~/.config/guix/current profile or some other profile?
What does “type guix” say? And what does
Dear all,
I'm currently playing around with GUIX on a current Debian stable
(11.4) release. More precisely I'm trying to substitute the
"GUIX-System"-part of GUIX by Debian and install (nearly) all other
packages using GUIX.
At first this worked perfectly fine but suddenly after a guix
