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https://bootstrappable.org
https://foundation.guix.info
https://hpc.guix.info
https://guix.gnu.org
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Comment #47826131
Conda does not solve the problems of deployment and they don't have any reproducibility guarantees. That's not surprising considering how Conda binaries are built.
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Comment #47624281
I use a Guix manifest for every project, which describes what dev tools and dependencies I want. When I enter a directory the shell automatically evaluates the manifest and all my …
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Comment #45887242
Chinese. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_punctuation Chinese uses different symbols for punctuation and the comma in particular is surrounded by padding.
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Comment #44724363
I'm using it on Guix via the Rosenthal channel: https://codeberg.org/hako/rosenthal.git I quite like it because it's more predictable than automatic tiling window managers and gene…
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Comment #43792030
I really dislike the cartoons, because they are carelessly generated images. On the first look they appear to be actual cartoons (you know, where details were deliberately placed t…
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Comment #43360165
It is documented here: https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/wiki/Xwayland I use xwayland-satellite (for Emacs) and I can copy text in Emacs to a terminal running on Wayland.
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Comment #42715910
In all those years working on and playing with free software, I still cannot understand the incessant need for badmouthing other projects and calling things "half-assed". What a de…
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Comment #42464816
If you like this you may also be interested in Emmett Chapman's Offset Modal System: https://www.stick.com/method/articles/offsetmodal/ https://www.stick.com/method/articles/parall…
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Comment #42280871
Teenagers have to get up too early. Teenagers experience a shift in their circadian rhythm and also require more sleep than before puberty. School schedules do not account for this…
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Comment #42264201
`guix pack` can create bundles that use a static proot to make them relocatable: https://hpc.guix.info/blog/2017/10/using-guix-without-being-... It also supports other more perform…
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Comment #41387842
I think stating it this way gets the history backwards. The live bootstrap came about as a separate implementation of what had been done for Guix earlier. It then became a proving …
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Comment #41290030
This may be of interest: https://programming-journal.org/2023/7/1/ "Building a Secure Software Supply Chain with GNU Guix"
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Comment #41273488
I'm using Guix System on my rockpro64. I patched uboot to allow it to boot via SATA. (One of the patches I needed was to ignore a spurious CPU reset while enumerating SATA devices.…
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Comment #41211968
Identity in this sense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_(philosophy) Humans already have ways to build software on macos, so why bother doing it with something called "Guix"…
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Comment #41188454
Clearly we do not have a shared understanding of identity.
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Comment #41162507
What is the real reason then? Please enlighten me, because I have been blocked by these technical issues in my past attempts to bring Guix to macOS. Guix is built around glibc and …
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Comment #41162430
Guix has the nonguix channel, which provides the vanilla Linux kernel and other packages that contain blobs or nonfree parts: https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix/
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Comment #40797235
It's part of Guix. It starts here: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/tree/gnu/packages...
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Comment #40768827
The technical details of the quote are correct, but FWIW I'm no longer working on the GHC bootstrap. It's fun for a while but the lack of interest in the Haskell community and the …
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Comment #40768801
I've built up to GHC 6 (I've stopped after reaching 6) from GHC 4. GHC 4 does use some generated C files, so it's not a pure bootstrap, but it's still much better than taking a bin…
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Comment #40379913
CUDA is available in the guix-science-nonfree channel. https://hpc.guix.info/channels/non-free/
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Comment #40353418
I use a Samsung S4 mini with it. There are unofficial builds for it, but it's not the most pleasant experience.