Hi Alex, Alex Kost <address@hidden> skribis: [...] I imagine linux-conf/ would contain several files (all the configuration files), and so on. IOW, we can create directories anytime there’s a categ
Added, thanks! Committed. But we keep all patches in a single directory, why should there be multiple dirs for auxiliary files? I don't like keeping such files in "gnu/packages" the most! My opinion
Hi! Alex Kost <address@hidden> skribis: OK! I was thinking that, even if the Emacs-Guix manual isn’t available online currently, this change would lead users following the link in the HTML manual t
David Craven <address@hidden> skribis: Scary, no? :-) To understand where this code comes from, you can look at the output of ‘guix system extension-graph’, specifically arrows that flow in the â
Hi David, I'm not familiar with LXD, so it might be helpful if you could share more details of how you created the LXD image. That sounds like it could work. I believe what you are looking for is the
If I understand it correctly, as part of `guix pull' we get the latest package definitions, but `guix' and `guix-daemon' are at the guix-snapshot version, aka 0.11.0-4. If instead `guix-daemon' was f
address@hidden (宋文æ¦) skribis: Bah, what a mess! ‘guix offload’ needs Guile-SSH 0.10.2, but ‘guix offload’ is only invoked from guix-daemon, and guix-daemon is not updated using ‘guix
Luis Felipe López Acevedo <address@hidden> skribis: [...] Damn it, I’m running out of ideas. :-) It’s pretty clear that patches are not searched for under /home/anonimo/Documentos/guix, which co
I push a commit 5aed7f10f to add guile-ssh to the load-path of the pull builder (the commit message refers a wrong commit, sorry) to fix it. But as ng0 report in #guix, the 0.11 install media is stil
Yes. A force-directed graph could be made clearer by applying force bundling as is done here: <https://github.com/upphiminn/d3.ForceBundle>. We could map the graph to a collapsible tree such as this
Hi! Ricardo Wurmus <address@hidden> skribis: Awesome! Much better than staring at a static graph in Evince. Are there other types of visualizations supported by d3 that would help? What about having
David Craven <address@hidden> skribis: Why not, but from the rest of the patch it’s not clear if it’s actually used, is it? If we take that route, I would suggest a more idiomatic approach, like:
* gnu/packages/linux.scm (linux-libre): Use %default-additional-kernel-configuration. (%default-additional-kernel-configuration): New variable. -- gnu/packages/linux.scm | 32 ++++++++++++++++++-- 1 f
Sorry. Somehow this patch ended up with a whole lot of other stuff I didn't intend. Forget it for now. I'll send another patch for review when I've figured out what happened. J' On Mon, Aug 29, 2016