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https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guix-devel/2023-04/msg00396.html
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The GCC release notes mention C23 features: type inference, and ‘constexpr’. Yes, C. 😱 “Dissecting Guix, Part 3: G-Expressions” By fellow contributor who goes by the name “(”, aka. “unmached paren”. “Any sufficiently complicated package manager or deployment tool contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Guix/Nix.” — The 11th rule. The set of #Guix Home services has been slowly but surely growing over the last few weeks: … and there’s more coming! As a #Guix user, what's your relation with 'guix pack -RR', the Really Relocatable packs? Anonymous poll
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Used it with the default execution engine.
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Used it with the proot execution engine.
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Used it with the fakechroot execution engine.
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Never used it! Should I?
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Voting ended 18 Mar 2023 at 20:38. “Building Toolchains with Guix” Mitchell Schmeisser shares their experience using #Guix to define a cross-compilation toolchain for the #Zephyr real-time operating system, which is used in the #embedded space. Timothy Sample just published an updated “Preservation of Guix” report: Key takeaway is that 87% of the source code of packages present in #Guix today is archived via #SoftwareHeritage + #Disarchive, 77% if we look at all the packages that appeared in Guix between May 2019 and today. Interested in making a #YunoHost-like interface backed by #Guix System? Consider joining #Guix for #GSoC 👇 GCC 5.5.0 (2017) cannot be built out-of-the-box by g++/GCC 11.3.0 (2022) because g++ 11.x defaults to C++17, whereas GCC 5.5 expects C++11, which apparently has incompatible features/semantics in some places. Thanks again to the bright minds who pushed for C++ in GCC (and then left). “Gix: Literate Programming with Emacs org-mode & GNU/Guix [sic]” Looks like a nice way to integrate #Org with #Guix-based deployment of the software needed to run code snippets—sorta like Guix-Jupyter. HT to @csantosb me in 2009: Nix is cool, let’s do CI for Guile with Nix! https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guile-devel/2023-01/msg00121.html Besides the fun story of me hacking in circles, it’s an interesting? thought-provoking? hack on how to use Cuirass for continuous integration of code that’s not a regular Guix channel. I think it’s a use case we should work on! #GNU #Guile 3.0.9 released! It’s primarily a bug-fix release, but it also adds new POSIX bindings (‘openat’, ‘posix spawn’, etc.) among other niceties! Two #Guix Days followed by #FOSDEM with no less than 10 Guix talks: next week’s going to be busy! Come chat with us if you’re in Brussels! #Guile has a new ‘spawn’ procedure that wraps ‘posix_spawn’, and ‘system*’, ‘open-pipe’ and friends are now based on ‘posix_spawn’ as well! More robust & more efficient thank fork+exec. 👍  @civodul I got hit by it a few times, but didn't have to time to dig in, kudos to Josselin and all related people! “The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard Comes to Guix Containers” @podiki writes about the recently-added ‘guix shell --container --emulate-fhs’; check it out! Hey! The #Guix Days + #FOSDEM are approaching! Just booked my train to Brussels. Looking forward to meeting folks IRL again!! Kudos to @pjotrp & co. #GNU #Guix 1.4.0 released! 🎉 So many exciting things since 1.3.0, starting with ‘guix shell’ and Guix Home. Check it out! Plus, it comes with cute artwork by @luis_felipe.
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