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<ToxicFrog>
Thank you!
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<adamantium>
Does anyone know how to build the latest emacs 27 from git using nix
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<o1lo01ol1o>
what's the best way to debug print one level of attributes on a set?
<clever>
> builtins.attrNames { a=42; }
<{^_^}>
[ "a" ]
<o1lo01ol1o>
ah. cool. thx
<clever>
o1lo01ol1o: and there is also builtins.trace, which takes a string, and an anything, and it returns the 2nd arg
<o1lo01ol1o>
yeah, I've been through the debug modules and used that one. I was trying to use traceSeqN or something and not getting anything other than <gamma:reflex>
<Netsu>
clever: overrideScope', not overrideScope?
<clever>
yes
<clever>
trace: warning: `overrideScope` (from `lib.makeScope`) is deprecated. Do `overrideScope' (self: super: { … })` instead of `overrideScope (super: self: { … })`. All other overrides have the parameters in that order, including other definitions of `overrideScope`. This was the only definition violating the pattern.
<Netsu>
clever: so I should rewrite that as an overlay?
<clever>
each ocaml thing will be a small overlay, that you apply to the ocaml packages
<Netsu>
clever: thanks a lot, will do further experiments
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<o1lo01ol1o>
clever: I gave it the correct tokens (and permissions after it complained). Now: Error pulling from the gitlab pulls API: {"message":"500 Internal Server Error"}. Do you know how I could get to the logs to see if there's any more information
<clever>
o1lo01ol1o: journalctl -f -u hydra-evaluator should show the output it does print
<clever>
but you may need to patch hydra to get any useful output, like URL's
<o1lo01ol1o>
Ok thanks, I'll keep digging tomorrow.
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<petersjt014>
anyone know how best I would cleanly back up a nix store?
<petersjt014>
like without having to worry about messy symlinks etc?
<petersjt014>
im thinking dd or rsync but I feel like there;s probably a more ideomatic way
<PyroLagus>
probably something using nix-copy-closure
<simpson>
I wonder to what degree it can be tar'd up.
<PyroLagus>
or nix-store (--dump|--export)
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<petersjt014>
I don't mind not using tar if thats a concern--I was gonna just squeeze it all into an rzip file
<{^_^}>
#9250 (by ts468, 3 years ago, open): nixuser: declarative user environments
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<sphalerit>
,imperative codedmart
<{^_^}>
codedmart: nix-env has multiple drawbacks as an imperative package manager. nix-env -u will sometimes upgrade to the wrong thing; the outputs to install are very finicky to override; and packages that have been removed or are otherwise unavailable will remain in your profile without any warnings. Consider using a ,declarative setup instead.
<sphalerit>
,declarative codedmart
<{^_^}>
codedmart: There are multiple ways of managing declarative profiles. 1) Attrset, compatible with imperative use of nix-env https://git.io/fAQHW ; 2) buildEnv, providing more control over the paths that are linked into the profile https://git.io/fp0aU ; 3) home-manager, providing nixos-like config for your ~ https://github.com/rycee/home-manager
<codedmart>
OK thanks
<codedmart>
I will look into those.,
<codedmart>
If I have a custom module for my xmonad in ~/.xmonad/XMonad/Actions/Contexts.hs. How do I add that so xmonad --recompile nows about it?
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<codedmart>
I have no idea how to configure xmonad in nixos actually.
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<petersjt014>
I have not used xmonad in nixos before, but the option services.xserver.windowManager.xmonad.extraPackages seems to be a start
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<petersjt014>
also codedmart: It might be ideal to actually put all of your xmonad configuration into packages
<petersjt014>
more tedious maybe, but it'd work with the option above
<petersjt014>
and it'd be more composable/reusable
<petersjt014>
overlays may be of use here too: I know they're the prefered config method for dwm
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<codedmart>
Any examples you are aware of you can point me to? Still wrapping my head around NixOS.
<petersjt014>
most config stuff lives in the main config file at /etc/nixos/configuration.nix
<petersjt014>
and you can see all those options with the command man configuration.nix, use / for forward search, n for next, N for previous
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<petersjt014>
not sure if you knew just makin sure
<petersjt014>
it's a really handy reference
<petersjt014>
also not sure if you know this, but config files in linux are usually called dotfiles, so searching 'nixos xmonad dotfiles' will turn something up
<codedmart>
Yeah I meant examples of xmonad overlay stuff you mentioned. I will dig around.
<codedmart>
Thanks
<petersjt014>
i do know that nixos.wiki has a page of examples
<petersjt014>
no prob
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<clever>
hyper_ch2: proton is valves fork of wine, it has steam integration and improvements to help with compatability
<Yaniel>
most notably it uses dxvk so modern games are playable too
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<hyper_ch2>
clever: nah, google stadia is game streaming.... "Google Stadia is built on Linux servers and Vulkan is their graphics API." basically it's built on top of youtube and you can game with 4k 60fps if your internet connection suports it
<hyper_ch2>
"Jump to search Stadia Developer Google Launch date November 2019; 5 months' time[1] (Founders and Stadia Pro only) 2020 (Stadia Base) Platform Google Chrome Operating system Cross-platform Website stadia.com Stadia is a cloud gaming service operated by Google, claimed to be capable of streaming video games up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second with support for high-dynamic-range, to players via the company's numerous data centers across th
<hyper_ch2>
sorry, wrong copy selection
<clever>
hyper_ch2: yeah, stadio is different and will let even crap machines run games
<clever>
hyper_ch2: steam in-home streaming also works on nixos, so you can basically do stadia in-home
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<hyper_ch2>
one reason I still have one windows notebook is for 1 game only
<clever>
hyper_ch2: so you could have a win10 box in the closest, with a beefy gfx card, and then have steam stream it to the nixos box for you
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<clever>
and play all the windows-only games, on real windows
<clever>
hyper_ch2: the main different with stadia, is that its over the internet, and you no longer own the hardware
<hyper_ch2>
also you no longer have to spend $$$ for upgrading the hardware :)
<clever>
you instead pay a monthly rate for permission to use it :P
<hyper_ch2>
but they say like $10 per month... how much is a decent gaming rig?
<Yaniel>
and additionally $$$ to actually get access to the games you want to play
<ashkitten>
does steam in-home streaming on linux work with the screen off yet?
<clever>
ashkitten: i think it needs a monitor plugged in, but it can be off
<ashkitten>
hm
<hyper_ch2>
"Stadia will offer two tiers of service, a free Base level and a monthly subscription Pro level. The Pro tier will be approximately US$10 per month, but allows users to access higher streaming rates, access a library of free games over time, and get discounts on other games offered for Stadia."
<clever>
ashkitten: ive mostly tested it nixos->nixos, to play on my laptop
<Lears>
codedmart: this is the same with xmonad on any distro; you put extra modules in ~/.xmonad/lib/ and they'll be picked up without any other kind of configuration.
<hyper_ch2>
so pending $ 1k+ on a gaming rig or use stadia pro for 7 years....
<ashkitten>
last i used it (over a year ago) it was just capturing the display and not the window directly
<ashkitten>
it would fit it to the window dimensions ofc
<Yaniel>
considering my usage patterns I'd pick the gaming rig any day
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<ashkitten>
honestly if it wasn't google i'd probably try stadia
<hyper_ch2>
hehehe :)
<ashkitten>
but i just cant conscientiously lock myself into yet another google product
<hyper_ch2>
sure you can :)
<hyper_ch2>
google loves you also :)
<ashkitten>
google sure does love the data i produce
<hyper_ch2>
but I have to look at that steam inhous thing
<hyper_ch2>
steam in-home
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<clever>
hyper_ch2: it needs a few ports in the nixos firewall opened, or just turn the firewall off
<Yaniel>
the main limitation of steam in-home is that it requires both machines to be in the same LAN
<hyper_ch2>
turn off firewall? iieeksss
<Yaniel>
although there are ways around that
<clever>
hyper_ch2: just a matter of if you can be bothered to lookup the ports, or say f-it :P
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<Yaniel>
so is there a nixos option for opening said ports yet :P
<hyper_ch2>
same lan = same vpn?
<clever>
Yaniel: ive been considering using wireguard to mess with that
<Yaniel>
vpn/wireguard would probably work
<hyper_ch2>
wireguard has really nice throughput and latency
<clever>
Yaniel: it uses a range of udp ports, and the existing firewall config wont let you specify a range
<Yaniel>
a friend of mine has used hamachi with great success
<clever>
Yaniel: and which port it uses is semi-random
<Yaniel>
so does syncthing?
<Yaniel>
and mosh
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<ashkitten>
ah, yeah. so like i thought, the screen locker will still cover up the game with in-home streaming
<clever>
ashkitten: yeah, its a fairly crude screen-capture, and windows really isnt designed for multiple screens
<clever>
ashkitten: i came across a blog that went into detail, how the currently active screen is essentialy a set of global variables in the kernel
<clever>
ashkitten: and windows has to update all of the globals when context-switching to another desktop
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<clever>
if you are using something like RDP to get a 2nd isolated desktop
<ashkitten>
i'm talking about linux/x11 ;)
<clever>
linux has much better stuff, but steam probably isnt using it
<ashkitten>
linux can even just straight up capture a window's buffer
<clever>
yep
<clever>
i use obs-studio a lot
<ashkitten>
i know obs studio takes advantage of that, i wish it was in ffmpeg
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<clever>
i also recently discovered a neat trick, tell obs to open a a windowed preview projector
<clever>
then tell hangouts to share that window
<clever>
now you can use obs to composite your hangouts screen-share
<ashkitten>
so uh
<ashkitten>
funny story
<ashkitten>
for a long time i didn't have a webcam, and wire requires one on both ends for video calling
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<clever>
v4l-loopback
<clever>
i used that before to force obs down hangouts's throat :P
<ashkitten>
so i had a super jank setup i used with v4l2-loopback
<ashkitten>
yeah
<ashkitten>
exactly
<clever>
it had horid latency
<clever>
because it was playing off a remote rtmp server, lol
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<ashkitten>
but obs can't output to v4l2loopback natively, so i output to local udp and had ffmpeg take care of it
<ashkitten>
it was incredibly janky and annoying to set up every time, so i eventually went ahead and got a webcam
<clever>
i used mplayer to play the rtmp stream, and some custom output flags to feed it into v4l-loopback
<ashkitten>
honestly that wasn't even close to my jankiest most annoying setup for video things tho
<clever>
i once had a weird mouse problem on windows
<clever>
i was using synergy to control windows, so windows had no mouse attached
<clever>
and then i discovered, if i boot certain games without a mouse, the forwarded wheel goes nuts
<clever>
one click down, and it just infinitely scrolls down
<Miyu-saki>
Stupid idea. GPU passthrough to Windows + Steam streaming
<Miyu-saki>
Also, I'm not surprised if someone already had done this.
<clever>
Miyu-saki: i was thinking the same thing, gpu passthru a 2nd card to a windows guest
<clever>
and then stream it over
<clever>
but gpu passthru tends to be very fiddly and requires a host reboot to reset
<Yaniel>
that'd certainly solve the screen locker issue
<clever>
so you now have the stability of windows, on nixos!
<Miyu-saki>
clever: Doesn't matter though. NVidia is fidgety from thecstart anyway!
<clever>
ashkitten: i had one of these programed to act as a usb keyboard, with 2 buttons
<ashkitten>
i used to play rocket league with my siblings when i lived with them, but they didn't want to come to my room to play and my laptop couldn't handle the game... i ended up using a very long ethernet cable to carry usbip and virtualgl from my room to my laptop in the living room to display on the tv, it was incredibly awkward and took like 20 mins to setup each time, by which point nobody was interested in
<ashkitten>
playing
<clever>
ashkitten: but it actually emulates a full mouse+keyboard
* Miyu-saki
kinda regtets buying NVidia
<clever>
so just having it plugged in, convinces the game that i have a mouse
<clever>
and all problems vanish
<ashkitten>
heh
<clever>
then one day i stopped using it as a usb keyboard, and took out a usb extension i was using
<clever>
plugged it directly into a front port, and *boom* blue-screen!
<clever>
turns out, the motherboard driver for cellphone charging, segfaults while trying to parse the usb descriptors for the teensy
<ashkitten>
speaking of plugging things in to make things work, for a while i used tunnelbroker for ipv6 but i couldn't access netflix because they block tunnelbroker.. needed to set up ip6tables, but there was no startup scripts or anything even though i could ssh into the router. turns out there's a setting in nvram which specifies a script to run on usb mount event, so i basically just plopped a script in the
<ashkitten>
persistent storage on the router and plugged a blank usb drive in, which would cause it to run the script at boot
<clever>
ashkitten: that reminds me, when i first setup tunnelbroker, i didnt have v6 enabled on everything in the house
<clever>
and one day, i was talking about how netflix didnt have startrek, and pulled it up on my linux laptop, and wait, it does...
<ashkitten>
later i found out that it'll actually just run any executable in a specific location on removable media, so i moved the script to the usb drive itself
<clever>
but netflix+linux didnt work, so i went to the windows machine, and wut, it doesnt have star trek!?
<ashkitten>
lol
<clever>
further testing, showed that the windows netflix refused to even admit the actors existed
<clever>
then i figured it out, linux was on v6, and the tunnel exits in america
<clever>
so linux got the american lineup, and windows got the canadian lineup
<ashkitten>
reminds me of how cloudflare treats tor users as a separate country
<clever>
turning on v6 support in windows let me play stuff for a few years
<ashkitten>
(fuck cloudflare)
<clever>
but now, if your v6 and v4 dont agree on your country, it will just block all of netflix
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<ashkitten>
oof
<clever>
i was turning v6 support off on android, via root, but now all of my devices arent rooted
<clever>
so i need a 2nd wifi without v6 support to get netflix
<ashkitten>
i used protonvpn for a while but it kept crashing in the background and transparently dropping packets so i uninstalled it and transferred my credits back to protonmail lol
<ashkitten>
it's nice that they let you use credit interchangeably
<ashkitten>
speaking of email it's funny how people have become so accustomed to custom domains and weird email addresses in the past decade or so. i remember when i was younger using my family's email domain and my friend straight up refused to believe that it was my actual email address
<ashkitten>
i have possibly the fakest sounding email address now and nobody seems to bat an eye
<clever>
ashkitten: i remember once having an email addr at something like abcde.......com
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<clever>
ashkitten: it was just the entire alphabet, repeated as many times as the dns system would allow
<ashkitten>
ha
<clever>
and many sites have a max length on the input, so you cant put it all in
<clever>
it was basically your mission to break as many sites as possible
<ashkitten>
this one i explicitly crafted to be as seemingly fake as possible
<ashkitten>
to a human
<ashkitten>
it starts with example@
<clever>
lol
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<clacke_movim>
No, I've used a NixOS option for opening a range of ports for OpenVPN, let me find the commit for my system config
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @peterhoeg opened pull request #63116 → opendune: support ALSA and pulseaudio (move to SDL2) → https://git.io/fj2Vj
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<immae>
Anyone at ZuriHac? It would be a good opportunity for me to put faces on names out there :p . I’ll be presenting FretLink, don’t hesitate to poke me
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @bzizou opened pull request #63117 → macse: init at 2.03 → https://git.io/fj2wZ
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<adfaure>
Hello, I have a question about `nix-shell`, as I understand the command is supposed to drop us into a shell containing the buildInputs of a package. However, when I run `nix-shell -p simgrid --pure`, the shell does not contain cmake which is a dependency (declared into `nativeBuildInputs`). Did I miss something ? Thank
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<balsoft>
Hello everyone! I know it's probably been answered somewhere, but can you give me a minimal example of Hydra with RunCommand plugin working?
<Shoubit>
adfaure, when you specify `-p` it doesn't use shell.nix or default.nix IIRC, so you'd have to add 'simgrid' to your buildInputs, or the other way around, add all your buildInputs as -p arguments.
<Graf_Blutwurst>
@immae yeah starting tomorrow
<balsoft>
I've been able to write a Hydra plugin myself, but my Perl skills are lacking. I would much rather write in a familiar language (albeit with the need to parse JSON), but for some reason I couldn't make it work
<adfaure>
Shoubit: Ho, indeed I get it, could we use `nix-shell` to enter to the build environment of a package then ?
<immae>
Graf_Blutwurst: ok :)
<Graf_Blutwurst>
just look for the confused scala dev that'll be me :D
<immae>
ha ha
<Shoubit>
adfaure, yeah with a shell.nix/default.nix in the current directory you should have all the dependencies of said package when you enter nix-shell
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<PirBoazo>
Hi all
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<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @wmertens pushed to nodejs-v10-default « nodejs: make v10 the default »: https://git.io/fj2ww
<PirBoazo>
How i can find the difference de package between one generation and another?
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<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @wmertens opened pull request #63118 → nodejs: make v10 the default → https://git.io/fj2w6
<Gopal[m]>
Guys, I'm getting an error while trying to switch
<adfaure>
Shoubit: I found it :) right in the man page, my bad `nix-shell '<nixpkgs>' -A simgrid --pure`
<adfaure>
thanks!
<Gopal[m]>
The option `home-manager.users.user.imports' defined in `/etc/nixos/configuration.nix' does not exist.
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<Gopal[m]>
I have the following line in my configuration.nix:
<PirBoazo>
I install a package yesterday with kde plasma the application don't have icons.
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<PirBoazo>
After install gnome3 the application work with gnome3 and also with Kde plasma.
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<PirBoazo>
jasongrossman: I search what dépendance is not in the package ....
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<Gopal[m]>
any help, infinisil ?
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<jasongrossman>
PirBoazo: I see.
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<jasongrossman>
PirBoazo: Actually on second thoughts I don't see! Do you want to know everything that's in gnome3 that's not in plasma? That will be a long list!
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<aeon_fr>
hello all
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<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @peti pushed to haskell-updates « haskell-stack: add plenty of overrides to fix the build in LTS-13.x »: https://git.io/fj2wN
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<Gopal[m]>
removing the whole `{ }` did work
<Gopal[m]>
infinisil: thanks
<PirBoazo>
I understand but before to install gnome3 , i create a news user , and i saw some icons installations....
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<aeon_fr>
I try to build an Go application with multiple Go modules dependencies defined with a relative path in the go.mod file
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<cdepillabout>
I think I'd like to write some nixos tests for our software at work, and I wonder if there are any good blog posts that describe how to use nixos tests for things that aren't actually being developed in nixpkgs?
<Gopal[m]>
and obviously not installing home-manager again means that the next nixos-rebuild switch fails. And if I install home-manager, it starts from gen 1.
<numerobis>
Hi #nixos! I have a newbie question: I added 'services.nextcloud.enable' in my config, but for some reason I get the error "The option `sevices.nextcloud' defined in /etc/configuration.nix' does not exist", although I'm on the unstable channel and updated recently. Any idea why this happens? Thank you!
<clever>
numerobis: did you spell services correctly?
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<numerobis>
clever: Yep, the spelling is correct. I think I found the issue: I was doing 'nix-channel --add ... nixos' without sudo, and then of course nothing upgraded with 'sudo nixos-rebuild ...', because the root channel was still on 18.03
<Graf_Blutwurst>
i guess I'll retry when I'm on my home connection.
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<Gopal[m]>
has anyone tried to manage firefox profiles with `home-manager` ?
<Gopal[m]>
When I try to manage firefox profiles with `home-manager`, starting `firefox` results in an unable to find profiles error
<marek>
srhb: the pypi version is 0.9.2 tho, not sure how to version it 0.9.2-rev? or jsut rev?
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<pmiddend>
I have a Nix expression for a library of mine (built with cmake, written in C). Is there an easy way to temporarily build it with debug symbols?
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<clever>
394 # intended to be used like nix-build -E 'with import <nixpkgs> {}; enableDebugging fooPackage'
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[nixpkgs] @mat8913 opened pull request #63122 → flatpak: Preserve pixbuf path in validate-icon → https://git.io/fj2Ko
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<arianvp>
hey worldofpeace you around?
<codedmart>
I did a simple `nix-env -i terminator` and have logged out and back in and restarted but in gnome when I start terminator there is no icon in the top bar or gnome side dock. It just says `.terminator-wrapped`>
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[nixpkgs] @jtojnar opened pull request #63124 → gnome3.gnome-control-center: Add mutter to dependencies → https://git.io/fj26r
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<WilliamHamilton>
I get this error when trying to start a win10 virtualbox appliance inside of nixos: VT-x/AMD-V hardware acceleration is not available on your system. Your 64-bit guest will fail to detect a 64-bit CPU and will not be able to boot.
<hyper_ch2>
lordcirth: but is it zfs 0.8 in 19.03?
<johanot>
WilliamHamilton: you probably need to enable hardware virtualization in your firmware boot menu
<dminuoso>
WilliamHamilton: Does your CPU have either feature?
<dminuoso>
WilliamHamilton: You can check `/proc/cpuinfo` is the CPU has either of the flags vmx or svm
<WilliamHamilton>
dminuoso: I *think* my cpu has that feature, but how can I be sure?
<WilliamHamilton>
thanks!
<lordcirth>
hyper_ch2, I actually didn't check. I thought you guys said it was in stable yesterday?
<dminuoso>
WilliamHamilton: Just check the product sheet for your CPU.
<srhb>
WilliamHamilton: lscpu, look for the virtualization flags.
<dminuoso>
Okay so I have this binary which seems to be running python inside. That python is trying to load native modules but fails to find them.
<dminuoso>
How do I deal with this?
<dminuoso>
Am I completely screwed?
<dminuoso>
(Setting LD_LIBRARY_PATY in a wrapper did not help)
<WilliamHamilton>
dminuoso: srhb thanks, I have vmx, so I should enable it from boot as johanot said?
<WilliamHamilton>
in that case be right back :D
<srhb>
Could be, though I actually thought lscpu would hide it then
<srhb>
Definitely worth a try.
<Shoubit>
WilliamHamilton, make sure you know how to navigate to it (the setting can be hidden quite deep, at least in my case)
<hyper_ch2>
lordcirth: zfs --version
<lordcirth>
hyper_ch2, yeah, I'm at work now
<hyper_ch2>
ssh into your computer at home ;)
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<clever>
eyJhb: i would just make the changes from the overlay be included within nixpkgs
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<eyJhb>
clever: so downgrading xorg.server, when Displaylink is activated?
<clever>
eyJhb: is there a fix that doesnt involve downgrading?
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<codedmart>
Where do I read logs from x output. For instance when I start xmonad it seems to start fine, but the resolution is way off and it doesn't seem like my config is being used.
<eyJhb>
clever: nope, not as far as I know. I have only gotten it to work by downgrading it...
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[nixpkgs] @JohnAZoidberg opened pull request #63125 → hpmyroom: init at 11.0.0.0240 → https://git.io/fj2iO
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<pie__>
aswanson, halp! ping?
<clever>
eyJhb: have you checked the diff of the source for xorg, to see what changed between those 2 versions?
<eyJhb>
clever: nothing that can be changed if it is that, it is a major release difference. So that will be impractical to make a patch for it
<clever>
eyJhb: ah
<eyJhb>
Also, basically... Displaylink, proprietary. Debugging is none exsisting
<eyJhb>
So would have to test every single thing between the two. And it is a known bug
<clever>
eyJhb: could still bisect and see which commit broke it
<clever>
eyJhb: it either works or it doesnt, thats still debugging
<clever>
eyJhb: that should be easy to test without changes to nixpkgs, and probably should become a default until the real fix is done
<clever>
pie__: and is rstudio actually executing python, or loading a libpython.so ?
<clever>
pie__: try to query the python pid from the python repl, then check ps aux
<pie__>
clever, thats an idea
<pie__>
clever, ps aux lists no python
<pie__>
could be libpython i guess?
<clever>
pie__: os.getpid()
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<eyJhb>
clever: yeah, on the premise that it works :p
<pie__>
clever, ah
<pie__>
clever, lists an rsession process
<clever>
pie__: you probably need a wrapper around rstudio then
<pie__>
clever, fug, can i just set these variables in r as a test? (didnt seem to work though)
<clever>
pie__: i dont think python will check the vars after startup, but there may be a python specific way to alter the search path from python code
<pie__>
clever, the only thing that looks relevant is PYTHONHOME, i tried setting that and restarting but it didnt seem to do anything, does settinf that in the shell I start R in sound reasonable?
* pie__
goes to try
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<pie__>
ok doing that does propagate it to python but its still borked
<clever>
pie__: is the rsession process 32bit or 64bit?
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<pie__>
clever, on a quick skim seems like '/nix/store/w0blgjva9y123dm1ah31ap6n20gyqhnv-python3-3.7.3-env/lib/python3.7/site-packages/setuptools-40.8.0-py3.7.egg' is missing from the R version
<pie__>
clever, any quick way to check? youre a lifesaver btw, sorry for being spammy but im real short on time
<clever>
pie__: follow the /proc/PID/exe symlink, and run file on that
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<pie__>
clever, havent doen your thing yet, manually adding '/nix/store/w0blgjva9y123dm1ah31ap6n20gyqhnv-python3-3.7.3-env/lib/python3.7/site-packages/setuptools-40.8.0-py3.7.egg' to pythonpath worked
<pie__>
clever, question is why is it missing
<codedmart>
How do I run gnome-settings-daemon when starting xmonad? `gsd-xsettings`? I see the path in the nix store when looking at htop while gnome is running, but I know that is not the answer.
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<pie__>
clever, ok im back
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<clever>
pie__: wb
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<pie__>
clever, its a 64bit exe
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<clever>
pie__: thats not the issue then
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<pie__>
clever, did you get my link with the sys.path stuff
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<pie__>
the solution seems to be adding the .egg to PYTHONPATH for R
<pie__>
dunno what originates it though
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[nixpkgs] @bzizou opened pull request #63127 → trimal: init at 1.4.1 → https://git.io/fj2Pi
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<jabranham>
Currently rPackages.git2r builds a libgit2 using a bundled source. I'd like to modify it to use the system's libgit2. I thought adding pkgs.libgit2 to git2r in pkgs/development/r-modules/default.nix would do the trick, but it apparently doesn't. Any ideas?
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<worldofpeace>
arianvp: yep hi
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<manveru>
jabranham: try adding pkgconfig
<musicmatze>
Hello... does someone have some skill with node2nix and npm and so on? I want to try building a Electron application (as in I want to develop one and need to build my source) ... and I don't know how the node2nix stuff works! Can someone give me a hands-on? I'm building my app with rust and compiling to WASM.
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<musicmatze>
I would also agree to a voice/video chat (matrix) if you don't like typing too mich
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<manveru>
might be worth making this a PR maybe? not sure what people would prefer
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[nixpkgs] @jabranham opened pull request #63129 → rPackages.git2r: Use system libgit2 → https://git.io/fj21n
<jabranham>
manveru: ^^
<manveru>
:D
<amf>
i installed texlive both system wide and as a user, but was having trouble and want to remove it to see if installing from upstream fixes my weird latex issue, but i dont know how to remove them from ~/.nix-profile/bin
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<clever>
amf: nix-env -q to list all packages, nix-env -e to remove a package
<clever>
amf: the name may not be what you think it is
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<musicmatze>
__Sander__: you're the author of node2nix, right?
<amf>
ahhh, i tried the -e, but `nix-env -e whatever` doesnt even say it didnt remove it nor even an non-0 exit code
<amf>
bingo! thanks, didn't know about -q
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<PirBoazo>
Bonjour, Hello
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[nixpkgs] @mmahut opened pull request #63130 → zabbix: adding zabbix proxy support → https://git.io/fj21R
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<alex``>
how to update the rust of my system without full upgrade?
<alex``>
I don't have enough space for a full upgrade
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<Shoubit>
alex``, you want to upgrade the rust compiler and nothing else essentially? You can add the unstable channel, see `man nix-channel`, and then install packages with `nix-env -iA unstable.hello`. So instead of hello you'd say rustc or whatever package you need.
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<alex``>
yes
<alex``>
i'm already on the unstable channel
<alex``>
but afraid to do --update-channel xd
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<Shoubit>
Maybe --rollback after you've installed rustc would do the trick?
<Shoubit>
nix-channel --rollback
<jabranham>
alex``: after updating the channel, wouldn't nix-env -u <pkg> do it?
<alex``>
I guess
<BoipiSigre>
hello,Yesterdayi install a package , this package don't work well on KDE plasma if gnome3 manager is not installed
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<BoipiSigre>
Where can i post this information....
<jasongrossman>
(the first thing there should be boot.kernelParams)
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<tilpner>
jasongrossman: That's not quite what I want though. I want it to use all available memory when it's not needed otherwise
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<tilpner>
jasongrossman: But when I have burst usage during Hydra eval, and Hydra needs more than is available, maybe it can give back the memory it's hogging?
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[nixpkgs] @gnidorah opened pull request #63133 → mididings: init at 20120419 → https://git.io/fj2DC
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<o1lo01ol_>
does anyone know how I can pass allowUnfree = true to pypi2nix?
<o1lo01ol_>
jabranham: thanks, I didn't know about the environment variable
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<chagra>
i've been trying nixos on a vm these past few days and i have to say it's pretty cool, would you say it's safe for me to use it as my main desktop? I'm nowhere near an expert when it comes to computers but i'm a fan of cool software
<chagra>
i don't see many people using it as such and that brings a little worry to me
<infinisil>
There's dozens of us! No really, I know a lot of people who use it as a desktop, and I'd say most people in this channel do
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<chagra>
oh that's reassuring, then i'll spend my time off trying to figure out a good configuration.nix and probably switch
<chagra>
thanks! I hope you guys don't mind if i come asking for help :)
<jabranham>
Has anyone gotten the harfbuzz support that recently landed on Emacs master to work in nix? I tried adding harfbuzz to buildInputs but Emacs doesn't get built with harfbuzz support.
<chagra>
i know i personally mind need it
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<codedmart>
How can I start gsd-xsettings from my xmonad autostart.sh file? I don't know the path unless hardcoding it from the nix store.
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<Izorkin>
ajs124: added comment, please check.
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<alex```>
jabranham: nix-env -u pkg doesn't update the channel no?
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<alex```>
I guess I need like Shoubit said `nix-channel --update` `nix-env --install --attributes rustc`
<alex```>
and `nix-channel --rollback`
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<alex```>
Shoubit: what -A is for in that context?, nix-env --install <package> vs nix-env --install --attr <package>?
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<jabranham>
alex```: right, which is why I said after updating the channel :-)
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[nix-mode] @matthewbauer merged pull request #79 → Use SMIE for indentation → https://git.io/fjzhw
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a
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<hex2>
hello all. i have a question: how i can override non-module option "systemd.services.<mypackage>.preStart"? i try do it through the mkForce and mkOverride options, but just get error "cannot coerce a set to a string"
<hex2>
after it i try override preStart option via "jobs.<mypackage>.preStart" and get some error "cannot coerce a function to a string"
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<hyper_ch>
there's always a very, very, very, very small chance that an example in the manual could be wrong
<hyper_ch>
but if you had to pick between me and the manual, go for the manual
<joepie91[m]>
cough installation instructions and partitioning cough
<joepie91[m]>
the chance is maybe not as small as it should be :(
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<joepie91[m]>
(iirc there were wrong partitioning instructions in the manual for quite some time)
<hyper_ch>
feel free to submit a PR :)
<hyper_ch>
ah... "were"
<hex2>
soo no idea??
<hyper_ch>
or me it just seems that if you have .name followed by [ "..." ] that there should be a = in between
<joepie91[m]>
yeah, I think they got fixed
<hyper_ch>
hmmm, plasma "still" at 5.15
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<eyJhb>
kaliumxyz: seems fairly new
<eyJhb>
Looks a lot like Nix :p
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<eyJhb>
"Guix is based on the Nix package manager." makes so much more sense now
<LnL>
hex2: try to give some more information like a snippet of what you tried
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<worldofpeace>
,locate zoneinfo/zone.tab
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Found in packages: tzdata, sickgear, sickrage, tautulli, logstash5, headphones, factor-lang, logstash6-oss, python27Packages.pytz, python37Packages.pytz, vimPlugins.vim-wakatime, python27Packages.pytzdata, python37Packages.pytzdata
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<rsoeldner>
Hi, looking for a way to write a nix derivation which generates a tags file for all (local) available haskell packages ?
<Yaniel>
how is kernel 5.x for nixos coming along?
<xorax>
Hey, I've uninstalled a bunch of programs from my nixos install but the disk space on my partition is still very high. It kind of makes sense because of the rollback feature I guess. How do I purge the uninstalled packages to free up space?
<Yaniel>
xorax: nix-collect-garbage
<Yaniel>
you probably also want --delete-old
<Yaniel>
that deletes everything that is not directly required by your current generation
<marek>
what should it take to make a setup of my own nixos tests? like I have my configuration.nix files, but I want to test my home setup with them, is it possible to use it as standalone or is it integrated with nixpkgs too much?
<Yaniel>
ashkitten, hyper_ch: I am just reading that steam in-home streaming is no longer restricted to the local network!
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<ashkitten>
neat
<ashkitten>
but still, my computer is always locked
<ashkitten>
maybe if there's a gpu accelerated x server that can be run inside another x server
<ashkitten>
then i'd be able to bypass the issue
<ashkitten>
but it'd also make playing games on the machine itself a pain
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<duckfullstop>
random question: why isn't CONFIG_USB_HIDDEV set at kernel config time? breaks USB UPSs as far as I can tell
<duckfullstop>
currently building a kernel with that flag set to be 100% sure that it is the case but all signs point to it
<duckfullstop>
may need lots of coffee, it's on a pi :(
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<duckfullstop>
(basically: if this works and I open a PR adding that option to default kernel builds, is it going to get rejected for (insert reason)?)
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[nixpkgs] @yrashk opened pull request #63139 → picolisp: fix help functionality → https://git.io/fj2QY
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<Ralith>
duckfullstop: the kernel docs seem to recommend enabling it by default, so I'd give it a try? I doubt it'll be a super effort-intensive patch
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[nixpkgs] @luaduck opened pull request #63142 → linux: Enable kernel config option for raw HID devices → https://git.io/fj27v
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<Guanin>
Hi, I want to add openvpn to my initrd, so that I can unlock my HDDs remotely. Is my line of thought correct that I just need to add openvpn to the initrd (probably with boot.initrd.extraUtilsCommands) and then just launch it in boot.initrd.network.postCommands?
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<clever>
Guanin: yeah, thats basically it
<mac10688>
How big would a book to explain all that needs to be explained to use nixos. From installing with grub, ways to configure wireless, different window managers and developing in haskell and/or other languages.
<mac10688>
would a book be*
<mac10688>
the manual is pretty good but it could be dumbed down for people like me
<zacts>
I like what NixOS has to offer, but it's just so different from what I'm used to, but I'm willing to learn
<zacts>
thanks
<mla>
clever: i tried this http://ix.io/1LOy in my configuration.nix but that wont work
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<clever>
mla: what error does it fail with?
<sindrip>
I'm running into a bit of trouble trying to build something that I'm having trouble with
<clever>
mla: i checked the source, you want dunst.override { dunstify = true; }
<sindrip>
nix/store/9bizpyggb6a5xs9pxj0ywqjpcmdp5ixz-libvterm-0.99.7/include/vterm.h:29:10: fatal error: glib.h: No such file or directory #include <glib.h>
<clever>
glib.dev 3,335 x /nix/store/vc1ipmdkvnkx5p99vadzvlan6c6cyhbh-glib-2.50.3-dev/include/glib-2.0/glib.h
<hodapp>
it may be easier if I just grab the binaries... if my memory is right, crosstool is a behemoth
<clever>
sindrip: its not in the normal include path, so you must use pkgconfig
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<sindrip>
How would I do that, pkgconfig is listed in nativeBuildInputs, I don't have a lot of experience with cmake builds
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<clever>
sindrip: read the cmakelists.txt and see if there is any references to glib-2.0
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<jackdk>
I wonder if the fact that libvterm-neovim doesn't depend on glib has anything to do with this, but I have no more time to assist, I'm sorry
<Ralith>
where does the logic that makes XDG_DATA_DIRS include the paths of all the derivations in an env live?
<hodapp>
whaaa, it's like this build involves bootstrap/configure/make install... just to produce the tool ct-ng so that it can then build the actual tool.
<hodapp>
and I'm guessing ct-ng wants to go pull a dozen repositories to do it