... Nope. My bad. I went back and did that, after which I was able to run
$ guix package -i hello
(side-note, how does one do code blocks in this forum?)
I now run
$ guix package -A lilypond*
and see Lilypond 2.19.58, which the current unstable version. The current
stable version is
Did you follow step 4?
https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/Build-Environment-Setup.html#Build-Environment-Setup
Fair enough. I should had chosen my wording better.
What I meant is installation using Guix is completely safe and all the
packages there would be OK.
Of course that doesn't mean that the bugs that the software has won't be
there for Guix. Neither that the Guix packages will have more
Use Parabola GNU/Linux if that is what you want. But first read
https://wiki.parabola.nu/Rolling_vs._LTS to have an answer to your question,
about the drawbacks of rolling releases.
Guix allows rollbacks and so on but that does not mean the programs installed
through Guix are stable! They is not in the sense that they are recent
versions, hence less tested.
You overwrote with zeros ("if=/dev/zero") the beginning of /dev/sda1
("of=/dev/sda1"), 2048 blocks ("count=2048") of size 1k ("bs=1k"). 2 MB.
Almost nothing! There is much to be rescued if you want to: the other
partitions are intact and a program like PhotoRec can recover almost all
C++ is not specific to GNU/Linux. About Shell scripting, you may have to
know what is POSIX and what is not (the "Bashisms").
But, as albertoefg wrote, the exam will certainly focus on the working of an
operating systems in general, on system administration (including the basic
Thanks. I made it to step 8. When I try to run
$ guix package -i glibc-locales
I get
guile: warning: failed to install locale
warning: failed to install locale: Invalid argument
guix package: error: build failed: the group `guixbuild' specified in
`build-users-group' does not exist
I get
Thanks. I reformatted the USB drive and re-burnt the ISO and now I'm able to
boot it and am installing.
Well, you have a backup, so it's not that bad. Reinstall Trisquel, and
restore your backup. To boot from your USB drive, just use your BIOS options.
You can also use GRUB (edit one of the existing entries).
I think I screwed up really bad. In following a tutorial on clearing a USB
drive using 'dd' I accidentally typed 'sda' instead of 'sdb' and cleared the
ext4 partition instead because I am a f*cking idiot. I don't have enough
knowledge to know exactly how bad this is, but I believe that I
It's not there unfortunately, I have the unzipped file in downloads and can
see all the certificates but none are available in those files you mentioned
or others when I'm looking for them through network manager.
I tried to extract the files into those folders and get a error message.
This issue keeps coming up.
Why? What is the barrier to keeping already approved software packages
updated in the repositories?
Why can't the Trisquel project just automatically pull in the software
package from the Ubuntu or Debian repositories as soon as those are updated?
Is there
https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/html_node/Installation.html#Installation
Guix uses functional programming (Guile) and a mathematical approach to gave
reproducible builds no every package is both secure and corruption free.
So don't worry Guix packages are completely stable
bump!
still very curious
Frescobaldi! That's without any doubt the best sounding name I ever heard so
far. Amazing.. Frescobaldi, can you savor the beauty of the sound in
Frescobaldi?
God dammit, I will need to change my name now, and all of my user names to
Frescobaldi. Ahh, Frescobaldi.. Amazing. Absolutely
All Your Baseband Are Belong To Us!
http://www.youtube.com/embed/fQqv0v14KKY
I'm referring to Guix
Thanks, I'll try this.
Is it true that if the version number starts with 0 that it's then in beta?
If you're referring to Lilypond, stable versions have an even second number
and devel versions have and odd second number. The current stable version is
2.18 and the current devel version is 2.19.
>Plus, not everyone with with a distro using APT is on Debian.
Oh, that was meant for the OP, not you, jxself.
OP is on Debian.
>And so, contrary to what you seem to be implying, I stand by my position
that there are valid use cases for my APT repository.
I'm not implying anything other
Yeah, it's a very detailed analysis. yw :)
When using webmail or a forum or something like that, we can use an upload
feature to send a file from our pc to the website. when we do so, the full
path becomes visible in the "upload from" window in those pages. I was
thinking, could it be seen by the site? either directly or using a
You could install Guix the package manager, not the distribution, Frescobaldi
is part of the repositories and you will get more up-to-date packages :)
Many of the packages in the Belenos repository are outdated and I've had to
install programs without the package manager. For the most part this is less
convenient but not a huge problem. However, I am a beginner and the messiness
of doing everything manually is starting to get a little
If it's a standard certification, it's very likely to be
the "CompTIA Linux+ Certification" !!
Try and get hold of recent(!) Linux+ study guides or workbooks, and
then do as much as you can - there pretty tough though !
At the end of 2014 I decided not to need a mobile phone. I watched:
1
https://media.ccc.de/v/31c3_-_6249_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201412271715_-_ss7_locate_track_manipulate_-_tobias_engel
2
Great resource. Thank you!
On the beach again :)
Library at the beach
https://www.anglet-tourisme.com/diffusio/fr/a-voir-a-faire/ocean-plages/sable/anglet/bibliotheque-des-plages_TFOLOIAQU064FS000IM.php
On the road again :)
http://www.bibliobus.ch/
Art Books!
https://archive.org/details/guggenheimmuseum
Dictionary of Untranslatables:
A Philosophical Lexicon
I donwloaded interesting articles.
http://press.princeton.edu/titles/10097.html
And also i just read about "vending library" :0
How can they certificate you in something you don't even know what is about
:/
Anyway, I'll learn more about Red Hat, Fedora, Ubuntu, Shell Scripting, and
the way a GNU/Linux system works.
What type of users can it have, what type of permissions
what is /bin/ /dev/ /boot/ /etc/ (I do mean
I have not owned a mobile phone for two years but I encountered the following
“inconvinience”:
During my holiday my daughter and I were cycling in the Alps in Italy and
during a descent she fell. Result: Severe bleeding from the abdomen and 6
teeth missing I sure was glad someone with
Hi
You can email me and ask this too, but I will answer here.
Yes, most of them have bluetooth by default, and it works perfectly. I use it
myself, sometimes.
~Leah
Hello Guys. Today id send a request for a technological Gnu/Linux
certification in a professional institute from my country. This is a
knowledge certification for people who has experience in a certain area
outside of formal education and never got any kind of certification for it.
This will
The Zipit is apparently similar to the Pandora:
https://www.libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:Hardware/Freest#Zipit_Z2.
*If* you're making a call, the landline might- but that's not the point.
If an individual leaves the house with their cell phone and goes on an
outing, the amount of information they have provided to their local
telecommunications company is staggering. Firstly, the location metadata. Not
UEFI is Bios firmware that prevents people from installing Freedom :-( ..or
gives them a hard time..
General principles
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
https://wiki.debian.org/UEFI
One has to disable certain parametres in the BIOS like disabling secure boot.
You might also need to
On 10/08/17 02:17, wrote:
> Even Paul Kocialkowski, Replicant's main developer, explains in his
> conferences that the best solution, in terms of freedom, is to not use
> cell phones:
> https://redmine.replicant.us/projects/replicant/wiki/Conferences
Ha. Because using fixed phones is
Personally, I'd like some sort of (low-power) portable server which, as for
you, uses a non-geolocalizing network. If it were part of a small PDA-like
device with an attached light and e-ink screen... that would be a dream come
true. Every computing need I have a laptop cannot satisfy-
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