ryan77627

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by ryan77627 2y ago
Yeah pretty much, the best example I have found for showcasing a solution to this issue is this[1] example, where you can see we start from the most basic of "compilers" (quite literally the equivalent to a `sed` command) and work
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by ryan77627 2y ago
So the store itself is still located in '/', it's in '/gnu/store'. However, the location can be changed when building guix (you would need to compile it yourself) with the ./configure options --w
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by ryan77627 2y ago
I've been using Guix for about the last year and a half at this point (and is coincidentally most of what I post about on this site) and Guix certainly has its ups and downs. Most notably, for me, Guix is leagues slower than Nix it see
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by ryan77627 2y ago
I believe so! I did some messing around with the whole "bootstrappable" suite of repos a few months ago and I remember there was a repo [1] that automated the chain of bootstrapping from a project known as hex0 to Linux 4.9 (iirc)
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by ryan77627 3y ago
I will admit, I was hesitant as well, but so far it's been fine. The #guix community on libera.chat is very active and has been nothing short of amazing in helping me understand the ins and outs of Guix. For any non-free software I u
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by ryan77627 3y ago
No, feel free to use the official guide, it's still very, very, very helpful. Yes, you do need to use an unofficial image, but that's just if you have hardware that requires non-free drivers (or blobbed drivers, Guix uses Linux-
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by ryan77627 3y ago
I've been using Guix for a bit over 2 months at this point and honestly the whole 'non-free' software thing has not been an issue in the slightest. Use the System Crafters installation iso [1] to get around driver issues on i
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by ryan77627 4y ago
Made an account just to say this: anyone who hasnt heard of the SIGBOVIK conferences should look up the minutes from this year and read through some of the papers submitted, maybe even go through a few years. And yes, Tom7 is a frequent con