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The next time libcucks start defending NixOS, read this, dipshits. NixOS is associated, and some way or another, backed by Palantir and Anduril.
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ok #guix question i really need help with lol. when does the load-path for emacs get updated? after having installed an emacs package and running a fresh emacs, the load-path doesn't include that package. any help is appreciated.
How to become coffee addict?
1. Drink coffee when waiting for #Guix to complete time-machine…
2. Run several ’guix time-machine’ the same day.
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If you’re into #ReproducibleResearch & #OpenScience, don’t miss this MOOC 
https://scholar.social/@khinsen/114314471616473600
Lots of practical tools for computational reproducibility, including the unequaled #Guix :-), all this brought to you by experts in the field, starting with @khinsen.
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It covers advanced topics in reproducible computation: massive data, complex calculations, management of computational environments.
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Worked on #python branch of #guix today. We're trying to get all the new packages built and working. @sharlatan has been making a lot of progress.
Joked on IRC that one of the contributors is a collective because they send so many patches! @andreas pointed me to Nicolas Bourbaki who wasn't an author - no it was a "collective" - it's a great story, worth reading:
en.wikipedia.orgNicolas Bourbaki - Wikipedia
The #guile #lsp server just landed to #guix.
https://codeberg.org/guix/guix-mirror/commit/ed325ce878
guix install guile-lsp-server
Happy hacking !
Codeberg.orggnu: Add guile-lsp-server. · ed325ce878
This adds long-overdue guile-lsp-server to guile-xyz.
Change-Id: Ib6b9471803484c13fe3eb7fc2366602530c0a294
Signed-off-by: Andreas Enge <andreas@enge.fr>
Infografía sobre GNU Guix
Cuando algo te sorprende, es inevitable encariñarse y comenzar a compartirlo con los demás. Eso me sucedió con GNU Guix, y hoy he dedicado un tiempo a crear una infografía que espero contribuya al reconocimiento de este increíble Sistema Operativo.
El diseño lo realicé directamente en Guix, utilizando herramientas como Inkscape y GIMP, que me permitieron plasmar mis ideas de manera creativa.
https://libretics.org/diseno-grafico/infografia-sobre-gnu-guix/
Any help and time volunteering are welcome to bring the merge of python-team closer
- test your lovely package on the python-team branch
- report on any failures
- try to fix any failed if you can
- no commit access is required
Python 3.10 ->. 3.11
issues.guix.gnu.orgRequest for merging "python-team" branch
An Introduction to Parameterized Packages
lemmy.mlAn Introduction to Parameterized Packages - Lemmy
Cuando algo te sorprende te encariñas y comienzas a hablar de aquello.
Eso me pasó con GNU Guix y hoy he dedicado un tiempito para hacer una pequeña infografía y espero seguir aportando en algo con este gran Sistema Operativo.
El diseño lo he realizado en Guix mismo con la ayuda de Inkscape y Gimp.
También he publicado un par de videos en mi canal de Peertube.
El diseño queda subido en nuestro repositorio en Codeberg, los links en el sitio web https://www.libretics.org
Since I got commit access to #Guix in January, I've made it a habit to spend some time on Saturday morning reviewing and pushing patches others have contributed. Today, I pushed the 100th.
Thanks to all the folks contributing and reviewing!
Search alerts and Watch issue on mumi
I haven't tried yet, but sounds useful.
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guix-devel/2025-04/msg00050.html
lists.gnu.orgSearch alerts and Watch issue on mumi
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More exactly #fedora #silverblue, I think.
This is maybe because they claim that during transactional updates "as the final image is composed iteratively with every update on each machine individually, no guartantees to avoid configuration drift and to achive reproducibility between different computers" ?
Never heard of anything similar that with #guix, as reproducibility is one of its main goals.
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I always find myself split when I look at the #guix home page https://guix.gnu.org. I feel like it 1) misses selling the declarative/functional/transactional power of #guix, 2) misses selling #guix as an open system as well as supporting pure-#gnu installations, and 3) don't like to see the embedded domain-specific languages thing as the selling point is that #guile is a general-purpose, infinitely powerful configuration mechanism. I'm also not a big fan of the spaced-out feel of the site.
guix.gnu.orgGestionnaire de paquet transactionnel et distribution GNU Guix — GNU GuixGuix est une distribution du système d'exploitation GNU.
Guix est une technologie qui respecte la liberté de ses utilisateurs et utilisatrices.
Vous êtes libre d'utiliser le système pour n'importe quel but, d'étudier comme il
fonctionne, de l'améliorer et de le partager avec le reste du monde.
#guix as an immutable, transactional operating system 
EU OS Proof-of-ConceptFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | EU OS
Plus via 
EU OS
I was installing a program to my android device and realized how much I appreciate the way Guix packages software. It contains only bootstrapable Freedom and Privacy respecting programs and libraries.
It's like a Quality mark: If the package in the repo I'm pretty sure that it's built from source code, it has no blobs, no telemetry and no backdoors. There is no man-in-the-middle in my supply chain.
guix.gnu.orgGestionnaire de paquet transactionnel et distribution GNU Guix — GNU GuixGuix est une distribution du système d'exploitation GNU.
Guix est une technologie qui respecte la liberté de ses utilisateurs et utilisatrices.
Vous êtes libre d'utiliser le système pour n'importe quel but, d'étudier comme il
fonctionne, de l'améliorer et de le partager avec le reste du monde.
GNU Guix | Recolector de Basura - Comando GC
En este vídeo te muestro el Recolector de Basura (gc) del Sistema Operativo GNU Guix.
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@ekaitz_zarraga@mastodon.social
Indeed if you were leading #Guix, I'd likely be a user and contributor (I think you know I have the technical skills required).
And I also know other people working there, people I respect despite not being always aligned with their opinion (for example I had a long debate with a friend that work on Guix a few months ago about the right to be mentioned with the preferred name by a transitioned trans developer whose code was archived with their dead-name and #SoftwareHeritage was refusing to update. I think hackers have the right to be named as they wish in their works and no script, tool or hash chain matter more than this right).
Yet there's a huge difference between a technical or even philosophical argument and a (politically motivated) personal attack in form of a shitstorm.
Courtès might even be the best #scheme hacker out there, with a solid architectural vision of how to make #linux more reliable.
But I chose free software for political goals that he actively damaged with that attack to RMS.
Indeed if you were leading #Guix, I'd likely be a user and contributor (I think you know I have the technical skills required).
And I also know other people working there, people I respect despite not being always aligned with their opinion (for example I had a long debate with a friend that work on Guix a few months ago about the right to be mentioned with the preferred name by a transitioned trans developer whose code was archived with their dead-name and #SoftwareHeritage was refusing to update. I think hackers have the right to be named as they wish in their works and no script, tool or hash chain matter more than this right).
Yet there's a huge difference between a technical or even philosophical argument and a (politically motivated) personal attack in form of a shitstorm.
Courtès might even be the best #scheme hacker out there, with a solid architectural vision of how to make #linux more reliable.
But I chose free software for political goals that he actively damaged with that attack to RMS.
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@ekaitz_zarraga@mastodon.social
The #Guix leaders are indeed the reason I don't even give it a try despite some great people like you working on it.
I will reconsider when I'll read a public apology for this personal attack to a neurodivergent #hacker such as #RMS.
It worth to remember how that "joint stab in the back" was published while RMS was under attack because he dared defend Minsky's memory from the same sort of mob justice that was then redirected (and amplified on #BigTech social media) against RMS himself.
Some of those "leaders" who signed that "joint statement" a couple years later signed an even worse attack built on top of lies.
These sort of personal attacks have clear political goals, "incidentally" aligned with BigTech interests.
Now @zimoun@sciences.re could try to sort me among #Stallman fanboys to reinforce his beliefs, but in fact I'm pretty critical of RMS work: ultimately I think he based free software on a cold-war biased ideology, without a proper balance between communion (aka sharing strongly protected commons) and freedom. This huge error left space to #opensource and to the current use of #FreeSoftware by all sort of large corporations to abuse and subdue people.
Another (related) issue has been the total lack of a cohesive architectural design for #GNU system: RMS was too (inconsciously) fond of free market ideology to lead the movement's technically, and this lack of cohordination was turned by #ESR to the "bazaar" (not so subtle) sublimation of free market, to ease corporate exploitation of the high skilled labour of #hackers.
But in fact, with all of his political errors, he's still the most coherent and commited free software activist out there.
So I will consider Guix again when they will publish a joint apology with the same visibility the back-stab had in 2019.
The #Guix leaders are indeed the reason I don't even give it a try despite some great people like you working on it.
I will reconsider when I'll read a public apology for this personal attack to a neurodivergent #hacker such as #RMS.
It worth to remember how that "joint stab in the back" was published while RMS was under attack because he dared defend Minsky's memory from the same sort of mob justice that was then redirected (and amplified on #BigTech social media) against RMS himself.
Some of those "leaders" who signed that "joint statement" a couple years later signed an even worse attack built on top of lies.
These sort of personal attacks have clear political goals, "incidentally" aligned with BigTech interests.
Now @zimoun@sciences.re could try to sort me among #Stallman fanboys to reinforce his beliefs, but in fact I'm pretty critical of RMS work: ultimately I think he based free software on a cold-war biased ideology, without a proper balance between communion (aka sharing strongly protected commons) and freedom. This huge error left space to #opensource and to the current use of #FreeSoftware by all sort of large corporations to abuse and subdue people.
Another (related) issue has been the total lack of a cohesive architectural design for #GNU system: RMS was too (inconsciously) fond of free market ideology to lead the movement's technically, and this lack of cohordination was turned by #ESR to the "bazaar" (not so subtle) sublimation of free market, to ease corporate exploitation of the high skilled labour of #hackers.
But in fact, with all of his political errors, he's still the most coherent and commited free software activist out there.
So I will consider Guix again when they will publish a joint apology with the same visibility the back-stab had in 2019.
guix.gnu.orgJoint statement on the GNU Project — 2019 — Blog — GNU GuixBillets de blog sur GNU Guix.