<GrimSleepless>
Ashy: I am building NixOS with unstable... I'll see if it fixes my issue ^^ :D
<pikajude>
Godzalo, it's trying to run fc-cache on the build machine (your current one) when it is compiled to run on a raspi
<pikajude>
i'm not sure why, but i know nixos runs fc-cache during a rebuild sometimes
<pikajude>
basically, i think it's trying to do the build step where it generates a fontconfig cache for the newly booted system, but it can't, because the booted system is going to run on a different cpu arch
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @pacien opened pull request #82817 → smartd: fix missing hostname in notifications → https://git.io/JvXzh
<GodZalo>
thanks pikajude, any ideas on how to solve it? maybe disabling it? im new to nix and dont understand quite much
<pikajude>
well i don't know why an embedded system would need fontconfig
<pikajude>
feel free to correct me if i'm wrong, but i think fc is used for font rendering in the gui and browsers and all that good stuff
<pikajude>
is it possible for you to share the config?
<pikajude>
i'd expect that config to work out of the box if it's on github
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<bqv[m]>
hm nevermind, my bug wasn't to do with the packaging
<bqv[m]>
just a straight up bug
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[nixpkgs] @cdepillabout merged pull request #82774 → virtualboxExtpack: synchronize version with virtualbox → https://git.io/JvXTJ
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[nixpkgs] @cdepillabout pushed 2 commits to master: https://git.io/JvXgk
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<bqv[m]>
interesting
<bqv[m]>
i can reliably crash riot
<bqv[m]>
by trying to open a file dialog
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<GrimSleepless>
Ashy: Sadly, it didn't work!
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<Ashy>
GrimSleepless: ah damn, same error?
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<GrimSleepless>
Ashy: I didn't have any display when I ran glxinfo
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<softinio[m]>
I have created a shell.nix anything I source inside shellHook is not available to me when I do nix-shell and I have to manually run them again
<GrimSleepless>
Ashy: It seems I have two choices always NVidia or unable to reach display
<Ashy>
hmm, have you tried specifying both drivers here? services.xserver.videoDrivers = [ "intel" "nvidia" ];
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<GrimSleepless>
Ashy: Yes, If I do so, I can't access the display
<Ashy>
GrimSleepless: i have 4 4k@60hz displays at my office that i can't power yet, im planning on getting an eGPU enclosure and putting an amd workstation card in it that can drive them all
<Ashy>
if that works as well as i'm hoping i'll likely just disable the laptop nvidia card at that point to remove the battery drain
<Ashy>
nvidia really do deserve torvalds message unfortunately
<GrimSleepless>
Ashy: indeed
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[nixpkgs] @Infinisil merged pull request #82802 → lib/modules: Test the ability for config to depend on options for compatibility → https://git.io/JvX8S
<thefloweringash>
grahamc: I noticed that channels.nix.gsc.io's `/latest-url` no longer points to a particular channel tarball. is this an intentional change?
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<gchristensen>
bqv[m]: commented :)
<hpfr[m]>
I’m planning on beginning a NixOS homelab during this pseudo quarantine. Any tips? I’m probably just gonna start with a rancherOS VM and a bunch of docker containers because I’m inexperienced, but is there a Nixy way of running homelab services
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[nixpkgs] @bqv closed pull request #82799 → ripcord: make version overriding easier by allowing version and hash … → https://git.io/JvXlp
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[nixpkgs] @nh2 merged pull request #67608 → Variant Ant themes: init at 1.3.0 → https://git.io/fjxJl
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<samueldr>
bqv[m]: then your device is likely one that can be supported
<samueldr>
my current experience with android-based device seems to point that they share a bunch of commonalities, so depending on which it is, what SoC it runs, the specific hardware, could go from trivial to "port" to hell :)
<samueldr>
(hell unlikely0
<samueldr>
unlikely)*
<bqv[m]>
fair enough
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<bqv[m]>
i haven't seen much, like screenshots or anything. are there any around? i have no idea whether the project is "this won't even allow you to call" or "you can call, install native apps, use anbox for android apps, etc."
<samueldr>
bqv[m]: currently nothing much screenshot-wise, it's not building its own phone environment
<samueldr>
I do have a list of FAQ questions on the issue tracker that I hoped other people would add questions to
<samueldr>
I'll add them to the site some time in the future
<bqv[m]>
gotcha. thanks!
<mkg20001>
got a weird issue when building: when doing --buillders "maciej@server" it correctly recognizes that builder, when doing --builders "@/etc/nix/machines" it silently ignores the builder
<mkg20001>
anyone has a clue?
<wedens[m]>
builders from `/etc/nix/machines` are used by default, aren't they?
<wedens[m]>
or do you want to use those builders only explicitly?
<mkg20001>
if they were, builds with -j0 wouldn't fail but instead be tried on builders, right?
<mkg20001>
I've added it manually aswell to /etc/nix/nix.conf and still it won't work
<mkg20001>
<wedens[m] "or do you want to use those buil"> I want nix to recognize them at all. Right now it just does as if they weren't any if I dont do --builders "user@address"
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<wedens[m]>
do you configure it via nixos or by manually changing configs?
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[nixpkgs] @alyssais pushed commit from @martinbaillie to master « tailscale: init at 0.96-33 »: https://git.io/JvXrW
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<Leira[m]>
I tried to install gog version of baldur's gate on my nixos box. I followed https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Steam, installed steam-run-native. I installed the game with `steam-run installer.sh` successfully. Then I tried to run the game with command `steam-run baldur_s_gate/start.sh`, I got error: `./BaldursGate64: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory`. I
<Leira[m]>
suppose that's the section `Adding missing dependencies` in the wiki page is for. So I added `(steam.override { extraPkgs = pkgs: [ openssl ]; nativeOnly = true; }).run` into my systemPackages. Then tried to run the game again, I got the same error...
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[nixpkgs] @xfix opened pull request #82823 → rt: update dependency list → https://git.io/JvXrz
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<wedens[m]>
bqv: probably not. there are 7 verbosity levels in Nix
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<wedens[m]>
Leira: try running `steam-run ldd` on game binary and see if there is anything missing
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<Leira[m]>
wedens: thanks for reply. I just did `steam-run ldd`, here is the output: https://pastebin.com/sbVLQFcB. It seems only libssl and libcrypto are missing~
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<Leira[m]>
wedens: OK, I passed that stage. I ran `steam-run ls /usr/lib | grep ssl`, I saw there was only libssl.so.1.1, so I changed the line in systemPackages to `(steam.override { extraPkgs = pkgs: [ openssl_1_0_2 ]; nativeOnly = true; }).run`.
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<Leira[m]>
This time, it passed the openssl.so.1.0.0 check, but I got some new errors: https://pastebin.com/A9cF6HK7
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[nixpkgs] @alyssais pushed commit from @danderson to master « tailscale: 0.96-33 -> 0.97-0. »: https://git.io/JvXoq
<cole-h>
qyliss++
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qyliss's karma got increased to 40
<danderson>
qyliss++, thank you!
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qyliss's karma got increased to 41
<danderson>
great timing for me to find a terrible bug, thanks for fixing my screwup quickly :)
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<cole-h>
I just realized: we're back below 1800 PRs again! 🎉🎉
* danderson
opens more PRs, muahahah
<danderson>
seriously though, that's great news!
<qyliss>
danderson: I don't think we generally backport new software, btw, in case that's what you're about to do
<qyliss>
Was just about to post that on the issue
<danderson>
qyliss: oh? When I backported pppd to 19.09, I was told it's okay if it's a leaf package (no other dependencies to break), because the only people it would break are those that choose to use it
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<qyliss>
I might be wrong :)
<danderson>
hmm, lemme try and find a guideline that says either way
<qyliss>
Usually I just don't merge those PRs and leave them for somebody else to either merge or close P:
<qyliss>
*:P
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<cole-h>
The "Not my circus, not my monkey" approach, eh?
<qyliss>
I was sure one of the manuals had a section named "What to backport" but now I can't find it.
<danderson>
only thing in the nixos manual says "release managers for $release decide which bug fixes, features, etc... get backported after a release"
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<danderson>
but also the next section talks about planning the 16.09 release, so...
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<cole-h>
:D
<qyliss>
Ask the RMs then, I suppose.
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<qyliss>
cole-h: yeah, I went to sleep the other day at 1810 PRs, and woke up to 1784.
<danderson>
Will do. Are they... listed somewhere?
<qyliss>
Was a very nice surprise.
<qyliss>
danderson: they should be but not sure where
<cole-h>
In #-dev I think.
<danderson>
ah yes, there it is in the topic. Thanks!
<danderson>
well, I'll open backport PRs and have them decide.
<cole-h>
Or ping them in #-dev :P
<danderson>
my IRC ping success rate is pretty low :(
<danderson>
(present company excepted)
<cole-h>
Fair enough. Worst case, the PR gets closed
<danderson>
yup. And I'd like to have it on record somewhere, so I can try to document this more cleary
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<xfix>
although worth noting, if you are using 19.09 and want to use a package from 20.03, it's a rather simple to do with nix
<danderson>
package + nixos module is a bit more annoying though
<xfix>
yeah, nixos modules are more annoying
<bqv[m]>
Yup
<danderson>
I think I already have an overlay somewhere that pulls some things from unstable, but for nixos modules I ended up just forking the module into my repo
<danderson>
... and then the next nixos release breaks my world until I remove the dupe :)
<xfix>
i'm not a fan of channel mechanism myself, seems oddly global state-ish for Nix
<xfix>
i heard about nix flakes, but i'm not sure if it's a replacement for nix-channel, will it allow me to define dependencies within nix-channel while allowing to update them?
<xfix>
within configuration.nix while allowing me to update them*
<danderson>
The way gchristensen described flakes to me is "lockfiles for channels"
<danderson>
similar to npm package locks and such - lets you pull in channels and lock them to specific versions.
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<danderson>
(disclaimer: I haven't gone to read about it yet, so I might be 100% wrong)
<xfix>
but at the same time, nix-channel is the only mechanism (I think) that provides updates with lockfiles without having to update URLs all the time
<xfix>
my problem with nix-channel is that it needs to be defined externally, i would prefer all my configuration to be in configuration.nix
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<danderson>
I think the idea of flakes is being able to persist that nix-channel state close(r) to configuration.nix
<qyliss>
Yeah channels are kind of bad
<qyliss>
I don't use them.
<danderson>
oh. Well, I can't backport to 19.09, because it has Go 1.12 and tailscale requires Go 1.13
<qyliss>
And that is the general idea with flakes
<danderson>
and that's *definitely* too big of a change to backport.
<xfix>
i think declarative nix-channels would help a lot, but flake mechanism also seems cool for other reasons
<cole-h>
Even after skimming the RFC, I still have no idea what flakes are x)
<cole-h>
Although I guess "skimming" is the problem there
<danderson>
they're a chocolate snack made by Cadbury, commonly used as a crunchy add-on to ice cream cones
<danderson>
hope this clarifies things
<cole-h>
Thanks I understand the inner machinations of the universe now
<xfix>
i sorta feel like the problem with flakes RFC is that it's not clear how flakes should work, even for the author of the RFC, it tries to do everything i feel like
<xfix>
there is some general idea, but it feels like a lot of it is subject to change
<lovesegfault>
is spacemacs in nixpkgs?
<cole-h>
Probably not
<adisbladis>
lovesegfault: No it's not
<lovesegfault>
welp, guess I'm not trying it out then :P
<adisbladis>
I looked into it but their packaging is not really sane...
<lovesegfault>
adisbladis: yeah, I just saw it
<lovesegfault>
it's... a lot
<cole-h>
What about doom?
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<lovesegfault>
cole-h: doom 3?
<cole-h>
:P
<etu>
lovesegfault: spacemacs isn't really a package. It's... a script that pulls down a lot of things
<xfix>
spacemacs isn't really designed with nix in mind
<adisbladis>
Which is sort of like nix------ but only for emacs
<adisbladis>
(not the amount of minuses)
<adisbladis>
note*
<lovesegfault>
cole-h: no, I like vodka and that is easy and worth it
<xfix>
of course, I know this comparison is kinda confusing, because Nix is a package manager itself, but Nix flakes is a package manager for a package manager
<adisbladis>
lovesegfault: He's the Melpa maintainer :)
<xfix>
for instance, you can create your own Nix module, and say it depends on nixpkgs, and then use nodejs from nixpkgs or something for your own packages
<cole-h>
👀
<xfix>
i believe that's the idea?
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<xfix>
then updating a flake lock file would update nixpkgs
<lovesegfault>
lol can't believe I work with the Melpa maintainer
<adisbladis>
I know :D
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<petersjt014[m]>
Hi:
<petersjt014[m]>
I'm looking at the wiki page for arm stuff. What would I add to the example to have it build an armv6l install iso?
<adisbladis>
lovesegfault: I was out having beers with him a about a month ago :)
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @danieldk opened pull request #82828 → skypeforlinux: support app indicator → https://git.io/JvXKU
<etu>
lovesegfault: I have a fish abbrev named nsh that expands to "nix-shell --run fish -p " so I can start typing package names :)
<danderson>
hmm. Building tailscale on 19.09 with buildGo113Module makes me build go 1.13, no cached version. I think that implies no derivations in 19.09 are using go 1.13 yet?...
<alienpirate5>
Hello, I am having a very strange issue with bundix
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<alienpirate5>
In my Gemfile, I specified the gem `discordrb` from a Git source so I could use functionality that hasn't made it into releases yet
<alienpirate5>
however, I then started getting this error
<xfix>
well, at the very least, Go 1.12 modules still build with this change
<alienpirate5>
collision between `/nix/store/r4jk31k6a1n4b9jzsas2y9wrgb4l977r-ruby2.6.5-discordrb-webhooks-3.3.0/lib/ruby/gems/2.6.0/cache/bundler/git/discordrb-87ba99b9c52e54ec79df638ccc07d7a2fe640732/index' and `/nix/store/rdcvz4ghwp1cd4yqaj6lrkch7lr7da96-ruby2.6.5-discordrb-3.3.0/lib/ruby/gems/2.6.0/cache/bundler/git/discordrb-87ba99b9c52e54ec79df638ccc07d7a2fe640732/index'
<xfix>
which makes sense, considering GOSUMDB was introduced in Go 1.13
<xfix>
i think that's reasonable then
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<alienpirate5>
`discordrb-webhooks` is a dependency of `discordrb`
<alienpirate5>
so when i pull in discordrb and discordrb-webhooks at the same time I get this collision
<alienpirate5>
since they're maintained in the same git repository
<tilpner>
GrimSleepless: Did you blacklist nvidia?
<alienpirate5>
and bundix assumes that the git repos used for these are different (??) and there's a collision between the git caches for both packages in the built environment
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<rfox>
kodachi
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<alienpirate5>
i hacked around the issue by forking the discordrb repo, adding a commit to it, and then pointing my gemfile at it
<alienpirate5>
i would really like there to be a better solution though
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<rfox>
tor/vpn/dns/mac address changer and more
<rfox>
[02:29:38] <rfox> run from disc or usb in ram no install
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<tilpner>
rfox: But does it have nix? c.c
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<danderson>
xfix: yeah, the change doesn't affect go 1.12... But it changes the derivations, so, mass rebuild for nothing :(
<xfix>
i think that's acceptable
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<xfix>
besides, i'm not sure whether it's a mass rebuild, it's towards the lower bounds of a mass rebuild
<danderson>
hmm, it's any go package that uses modules. Probably not that many in 19.09
<xfix>
any go package period
<xfix>
but i think it's fine
<xfix>
it's Go, it should compile rather fast
<danderson>
even the ones using buildGoPackage, the old-style builder?
<xfix>
actually, nevermind, yeah, just Go modules
<danderson>
so unscientific survey, that's 87 packages in 19.09, plus their deps
<Taneb>
Is there a way to configure a Hydra server to run an action on evaluation failure?
<exfalso>
Hi, I have a local tar.gz which I'd like to make available from /nix/store, what's the best way to do this? Any way to avoid `writeText (readFile ./path.tar.gz)`?
<tilpner>
exfalso: Is "${./path.tar.gz}" an option?
<tilpner>
That will copy it to the store, and then insert the new store path of it
<xfix>
HEXDATE is an easier step, from this point on, things get much more complicated
<xfix>
but one that helps reduce noise
<xfix>
i kinda hope syslinux doesn't require too much of a rebuild, if it does, i will close this pull request until I have a finished reproducibility change
<{^_^}>
[rfcs] @FRidh opened pull request #67 → Common override interface → https://git.io/JvXXF
<AWizzArd>
Coming back to learn/read about Nix I still have trouble to see the use of channels. Why would anyone use them? Why not use a specific revision (i.e. git hash)? Each software project would have its own revision and from time to time it can be updated.
<xfix>
nix-channel can be used to pin versions of nixpkgs, this prevents your system from updating until you want it to happen
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<xfix>
while allowing you to use nix-channel --update
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<Oblomov2020>
how can I prevent that the idle screen on nixos? I can't understand who is activating that?
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<Oblomov2020>
basically, if I don't move the mouse, the screen goes in standby (even if I'm still using a joystick). I don't think it's something done by the screen, but I don't know who is responsible (I'm using xmonad as wm and I don't have any config in that sense)
<tilpner>
Oblomov2020: Keywords to search: xset and noblank
<Oblomov2020>
thanks tilpner!
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<AWizzArd>
xfix: So channels are more useful for users of NixOS? Or also for people on Kubuntu?
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[nixpkgs] @vcunat pushed 2 commits to release-19.09: https://git.io/JvXM3
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<inf>
hey. I'm not sure my issue is strictly nixos-related, but... is there anyone here using network-manager openvpn integration? I'm somehow unable to make it remember my VPN password when using "Password with Certificates (TLS)" authentication type. Password box in connection editor stays empty after saving, and I just get a prompt when connecting to the network.
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<SneakyLilUser>
how should i get smb browsing to work? i tried the guide on nixos wiki but it did not worked with pcman so i would like to get it running with thunar if possible
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<jakobrs>
Is KVM broken with nixos-rebuild build-vm?
<jakobrs>
I'm getting "kvm: no hardware support" in the Serial monitor despite having kvm_amd loaded
<jakobrs>
Running GuixSD in Qemu yields no such problem
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<hyper_ch>
stuff gets mounted when I browse to the mount location in the fs
<sullyj3>
Hi, I'm super confused about installing on virtualbox, am I supposed to use GPT or MBR, and bios or UEFI?
<SneakyUser>
what is that?
<hyper_ch>
SneakyUser: how I mount smb shares on my nixos
<SneakyUser>
well i dont know their exact adresses and they might change
<SneakyUser>
so i need to get the browsing to work
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<hyper_ch>
why would addresses of shares change?
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<SneakyUser>
well i am not one managing those drives, he might change them, remove or do something to them or i might be in different location and i just need to find that drive
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<SneakyUser>
different drive on that location*
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<SneakyUser>
simply i require some browsing capability because i dont have set places that will always apply
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<jco>
NobbZ[m]: okay, forgot a semicolon before that in, fixed it
<jco>
:)
<lelit>
hi all, I have a problem with using the internal microphone of my Lenovo X1 7th, running Nixos 19.09: I think I did all the checks (no muted, volumes and the like), but it simply does not work... Looking around, I found several refs to the problem (mainly on the Archlinux wiki), most of them redirect to the "sofproject" (Sound Open Firmware) and suggest to install it
<NobbZ[m]>
sullyj3: When you use GPT, you have to use EFI, if you use MBR you have to use BIOS mode. Aside of that, I wouldn't suggest using legacy BIOS anymore unless there is a real need to do.
<lelit>
being a complete newbie on these things and in particular with NixOS, I wonder if anybody hit the problem and already assembled a derivation that I could take as an example
<lelit>
the fact that I didn't find any mention to the "sof" firmware related to NixOS makes me doubt I'm on the right path, even
<NobbZ[m]>
lelit: `nixos-hardware` contains the X1 6th-Gen, though from a quick look it doesn't seem to do anything special to sound…
<lelit>
yes, I'm already using that
<sullyj3>
cheer NobbZ[m]
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<tilpner>
I don't think you can install fonts via nix-shell
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<jco>
that might be the cause then
<Bunogi>
Is there a way to get the install directory for a package? With some looking around with ls I can tell that it's /nix/whatever but can I do it from inside a nix script? Something like pkgs.whatever.install_dir?
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<tilpner>
jco: Check /etc/fonts/fonts.conf for a list of search paths
<Bunogi>
I have to export some env variables because a build script can't find some headers
<tilpner>
(Not sure if truetype-specific)
<cizra>
How do I enable libvirt qemu/kvm backend? I added virtualisation.libvirtd.enable=true; (even rebooted!) but virtmanager says "Could not detect a default hypervisor. Make sure the appropriate qemu/kvm virtualization packages are installed". qemu is definitely installed, I can launch it. What's up?
<tilpner>
Bunogi: Interpolation a package into a string turns it into a path to the first output of that package
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<Bunogi>
tilpner: ooh that's clever, thanks!
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<tilpner>
> "${{ outPath = "foo"; }}"
<{^_^}>
"foo"
<b42>
cizra: jackdk asked the same question yesterday, don't remember what was the solution though:)
<tilpner>
cizra: Did you add a connection?
<b42>
are you in the libvirtd group? did you connect to the system qemu in virt-manager?
<jco>
tilpner: yeah fonts are downloaded but not available
<tilpner>
jco: Yes, I know
<b42>
or user session ... i'm using the system session through export LIBVIRT_DEFAULT_URI=qemu:///system
<tilpner>
There might be hacks to install fonts via nix-shell, but why do you want that in the first place?
<jackdk>
cizra: I expected virt-manager to auto-connect to a local daemon, but that's not what happens. After manually connecting it to the qemu user session things are good
<cizra>
tilpner: No. Trying to add connection with default empty fields says: libvirt.libvirtError: Failed to connect socket to '/var/run/libvirt/libvirt-sock': Permission denied
<jackdk>
don't forget boot.kernelModules for the kvm moduel
<cizra>
Should I add myself to the libvirtd group?
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<jakobrs>
Are experimental-features documented anywhere?
<v0|d>
um, how do I override stdenv = gcc8Stdenv with gcc9Stdenv?
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[nixpkgs] @sepiabrown opened pull request #82853 → glib-networking for TLS/SSL network (https://) in xwidget → https://git.io/JvX5y
<v0|d>
trying in an overlay, getting infinite recursion. (either w/ self or super.gcc9Stdenv)
<v0|d>
any ideas?
<evanjs>
gchristensen: so I know setting allowedRequisites to null is bad, but do you have any thoughts on how I can diagnose the issue I'm encountering? Trying to build something with and old glibc with a newer nixpkgs (~master), and simply overriding glibc, well, that doesn't seem to work :P
<evanjs>
I wonder if what I'm trying to do just isn't feasible
<tilpner>
jakobrs: Your best bet is probably the PR and accompanying discussion that added them. If you're lucky, there's an RFC
<evanjs>
note that in the end I am also trying to build a package using pkgsCross, using the newer nixpkgs w/old (2.24) glibc
<jakobrs>
I'm wondering about nix-command in particular
<evanjs>
Hrm I could also post on discourse
<evanjs>
Seems like a good enough issue'
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<tomturbo>
tilpner: I'm not sure if I understand correctly. lets say I write a script test.py, the method I mentioned would't allow me to debug it, correct?
<evanjs>
matthewbauer: ping as I saw you offer some advice in #50329 :P
<coderobe>
That requires the 19.09 channel to be set up as 'nixos-19-09 https://nixos.org/channels/nixos-19.09' - assuming your regular nixos channel is not 19.09 but something more recent
<Shell>
library question: I have an attrset of domains and want to turn this into an attrset of services+timers. there... doesn't seem to be a library function for mapping from one attrset to another where there is more than one generated key in the result for each key in the first?
<Shell>
how should I be doing this?
<Unode>
coderobe: I managed to in the meanwhile get grup to not show that error by having a bit more space in the beggining of the disk. Still only one btrfs partition though
<Unode>
Yet I haven't managed to make grub boot yet.
<coderobe>
Hrm
<Unode>
Looks like it isn't registering the MBR
<coderobe>
Might be hitting yet another bug
<Unode>
I have UEFI disabled in the bios so I can boot from usb
<Unode>
I'm using the chroot install. The USB boot is happening from systemrescueCD . I didn't get errors and the grub...device is set to the /dev/by-id/ device.
<Unode>
These IDs are stable across systems right?
<tilpner>
Shell: mapAttrsToList is a good friend, combined with flatten and listToAttrs
<Unode>
the disk is a nvme- device. Not entirely familiar with this.
<Shell>
I see.
<coderobe>
Unode: shouldn't make a difference
<tilpner>
Shell: Though I'm not sure you need it yet
<clever>
Unode: only UEFI can boot from NVME
<nextloop>
potential new nixos user here, I am just reading through nix pills and i got a lenovo x1 yoga book 4th gen. will it run? including touchscreen, screen rotation and so forth, there is no hardware definition for it yet
<clever>
Unode: and only if the bios decided to include support
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<coderobe>
clever: wait what
<nextloop>
unfortunately i won't have days of time to tweak things until it runs perfect
<coderobe>
do you have a reference for that?
<tilpner>
Shell: It can be more readable to just map over your attrset twice, in different locations
<Unode>
clever: ah darn...
<clever>
coderobe: legacy bios typically wont show nvme devices at all, and grub technically lacks nvme support
<Unode>
I never did a UEFI setup. Guess this is going to be a fun adventure...
<Unode>
I just cleared the disk cause I assumed I didn't need UEFI.
<Unode>
clever: it's a new laptop so hopefully BIOS is as expected.
<coderobe>
uefi is not that bad, if your system supports it it's probably a sane choice
<Unode>
should I be worried that I cleared the disk? I'm not familiar with the magic that happens in a UEFI boot.
<Unode>
just know that some of the partitions are needed by the bios/firmware
<clever>
Unode: should usually be fine
<clever>
Unode: you need to create an efi system partition, fat32, and mount it to /boot
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<Unode>
alright. Back to the manual.
<Unode>
Thanks for the help. I might have more questions if I run into issues.
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @fabianpage opened pull request #82855 → ammonite: updated to version 2.0.4 → https://git.io/JvXdF
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<jakobrs>
Whoa
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<s1341>
how do i generate a cargo.lock that is missing for a package i'm trying to install via buildRustPackages
<s1341>
evanjs is there a way to install from git master without a cargo.lock?
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<s1341>
or tilpner
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<ilios>
does anyone know how python libraries are symlinked from /nix/store to the user enviroment?
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<ilios>
or could someone perhaps lead me to where I might read such things?
<NobbZ[m]>
ilios: not at all I hope
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<ilios>
so it's black magicks then
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<NobbZ[m]>
As far as I understand the process, libraries are made available for the program you build, through adjusting its "PYTHON_PATH" and its also added to a wrapper which then starts the python binary, whihc is linked in your user environment.
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<NobbZ[m]>
This way, libraries are isolated and do not need to be linked in your users profile
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<ilios>
NobbZ[m]: alright i'm starting to get it, thank you
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<ilios>
NobbZ[m]: also, i've never been 'that guy' before but my question is at the TOP of the FAQ, I just didn't realize that's what I was seeing
<ilios>
NobbZ[m]: feels bad man
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<s1341>
also, while I'm asking. what is the preferred way to include secrets in your dotfiles (nixos/*.nix, .config/nixpkgs/*.nix) and still publish them on githuh? git-crypt?
<s1341>
is there a 'nix' way to do this?
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<NobbZ[m]>
(Currently only using that technique for `home.nix` only)
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<Desetude>
Hi all. My enp0s25 interface was working fine from the installer but not on the installed os. In journalctl I can see that dhcpcd complains that no valid interfaces are found and then dhcpcd times out
<Desetude>
enp3s0, sorry not enp0s25
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<aanderse>
dhess: jitsi work for you?
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @xfix opened pull request #82860 → flips: init at 1.31 → https://git.io/JvXbX
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<gdh>
Currently learning Nix. Read the manual. Read the pills. Found the Dolstra thesis on Wayback machine (link needs to be fixed), which I am currently reading.
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<gdh>
Is there any other material I should go through to learn Nix?
<tilpner>
nixpkgs/lib can be helpful
<tilpner>
Though I wouldn't really read it from top to bottom
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<tilpner>
Mostly just play around with it, use nix repl and write some
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<Desetude>
Desetude: Nvm noob mistake, didn't enable the interface
<ilios>
NobbZ[m]: got it working with nix-shell and buildInputs, thank you
<Unode>
clever, coderobe thanks for the help before. The UEFI boot was actually very straightforward. Slightly different partition scheme but all else was smooth. Thanks for the guidance.
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[nixos-weekly] @domenkozar pushed to master « typo »: https://git.io/JvXAj
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[nixos-weekly] @domenkozar pushed 9 commits to production: https://git.io/JvXxm
<anohigisavay>
i found the config key enableBrowserIntegration but it is only for firefox
<jakobrs>
clever: "Unit nix-store.mount is masked"
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<jakobrs>
I'd try rebooting but I can't because I want to make sure I unmount /dev/sdc1 correctly; and I can't unmount /dev/sdc1 because it's in use, and
<jakobrs>
I can't kill those processes because I don't have fuser, and I can't download fuser because nix-shell is broken
<clever>
jakobrs: where is sdc1 mounted?
<jakobrs>
/dev/sdc1 on /home/jakob/mnt type ntfs (ro,relatime,uid=0,gid=0,fmask=0333,dmask=0222,nls=utf8,errors=remount-ro,mft_zone_multiplier=1)
<clever>
jakobrs: `ls -l /proc/*/fd/* | grep mnt`
<jakobrs>
To be clear, I don't thing sdc1 is what made nix-store fail
<jakobrs>
Yeah, thumbnail.so is to blame
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<jakobrs>
I think this is a bug: This is not the first time today that thumbnail.so has prevented me from unmounting stuff
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<Desetude>
What's a nice way to convert [ { name = "1: web"; assigns = [...]; } { name = "2: dev"; assigns = [...]; ... } ] to { "1: web" = [...]; "2: dev" = [...]; ... }? I have written https://gist.github.com/Desetude/9114c19cf955bade3d92d3a30e7a1a19 but I feel like I've overcomplicated it
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<clever>
jakobrs: what if you just manually run `nix-daemon` as root?
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<Ralith__>
is there a way to get a nix-shell with a build environment that'll produce ubuntu-compatible binaries? buildFHSUserEnv still ended up linking to /nix/store/wx1vk75bpdr65g6xwxbj4rw0pk04v5j3-glibc-2.27/lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, though maybe my build was dirty
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<clever>
jakobrs: sure
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<jakobrs>
clever: Hmm, rebooting and it's not fixed, however
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<jakobrs>
running nixos-rebuild switch makes nix-daemon start properly, however
<jakobrs>
reboot and it's broken again
<jakobrs>
Oh, I found something
<jakobrs>
This probably won't fit in an IRC message
<jakobrs>
PROGRAM (char 142: invalid substitution type), ignoring, but please fix it.
<jakobrs>
Mar 18 18:26:24 jakob-acer-nixos systemd-udevd[504]: /nix/store/3z807xwny4ldrhgwwc3xl29g6amy7ja6-udev-rules/84-nm-drivers.rules:10 Invalid value "/nix/store/rm1hz1lybxangc8sdl7xvzs5dcvigvf7-bash-4.4-p23/bin/bash -c '/nix/store/i6pcv84694y9x2202si8xnpgpba1nsgl-ethtool-5.2/bin/ethtool -i $1 | /nix/store/g2h4491kab7l06v9rf1lnyjvzdwy5ak0-gnused-4.7/bin/sed -n s/^driver:\ //p' -- $env{INTERFACE}" for
<T_S_>
.
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<clever>
jakobrs: i think the PROGRAM= in a udev rule, must be a single binary, not a line of shell code
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<jakobrs>
But I didn't do anything? It just was this way when I booted it
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<clever>
jakobrs: can you pastebin your configuration.nix and hardware-configuration.nix files?
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<cole-h>
Is it considered uncool to add yourself as a maintainer for an already-maintained package? Or is it fine, as long as you intend to actually (help) maintain it?
<clever>
cole-h: i think thats fine
<xfix>
i sometimes do that, nobody complained yet
<jakobrs>
clever: They're master on jakobrs/nixos-configuration
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<cole-h>
Cool, thanks guys.
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @xfix opened pull request #82865 → mullvad-vpn: remove xfix from maintainers → https://git.io/JvXpI
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<jakobrs>
I'll try rolling back and rebuilding from an earlier generation
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<jakobrs>
It's still dead when switching to an earlier generation
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[nixpkgs] @matthewbauer merged pull request #82853 → glib-networking for TLS/SSL network (https://) in xwidget → https://git.io/JvX5y
<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @matthewbauer pushed 3 commits to master: https://git.io/JvXpA
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[nixos-weekly] @cole-h opened pull request #116 → 2020/03: fix typos and grammatical mistakes → https://git.io/JvXhL
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<clever>
jakobrs: that all looks totally normal
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<mmchen>
I have a quick question that is confusing me with documentation. I think I know what "-f" flag does in nix-env with the default file but in the NixOS manual there is "nix-env -f '<nixpkgs>' -iA w3m". I am really confused with what '<nixpkgs>' does. I don't see any documentation about it. Can anyone tell me what it does?
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<mmchen>
It looks like the other manuals doesn't use '<nixpkgs>'
<jakobrs>
mmchen: <nixpkgs> resolves to the root of the nixpkgs channel
<jakobrs>
and when -f is given a directory, it takes that directory's default.nix file
<jakobrs>
So '<nixpkgs>' refers to the default.nix file of Nixpkgs
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<mmchen>
thank you. Is there any documentation on this? I can't find any
<jakobrs>
See nixos.org/nix/manual#env-NIX_PATH
<eon`>
'<nixpkgs>' is resolved by looking at $NIX_PATH I believe
<jakobrs>
I'll try fsck from a live usb, because whatever
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<aanderse>
dhess: link provided
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<dhess>
aanderse: ok trying now
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<jakobrs>
I'd love to be able to fix this problem, but it's getting late and I've got other things I want to do. If I can't manage to fix it tomorrow, I'll probably either ask again or create a github issue.
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<{^_^}>
[nixpkgs] @jonringer opened pull request #82868 → pythonPackages.tensorflow: disable for python2.7 and 3.8+ → https://git.io/Jv1qR
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<cole-h>
Is there a way to symlink a binary from a package to a different name? (Basically, change the name of a binary in a package)
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<ottidmes>
cole-h: You can use runCommand for that
<ottidmes>
cole-h: For example in one of my overlays: { rbash = super.runCommand "rbash" { } "mkdir -p $out/bin; ln -s ${super.bash}/bin/bash $out/bin/rbash"; }
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<cole-h>
ottidmes++ Thanks. It bothered me that the discord binary is capital-D Discord, so now I'm linking it to lowercase-d discord :)
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[nixpkgs] @FRidh merged pull request #82868 → pythonPackages.tensorflow: disable for python2.7 and 3.8+ → https://git.io/Jv1qR
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[nixpkgs] @FRidh pushed commit from @jonringer to master « pythonPackages.tensorflow: disable for python2.7 and 3.8 »: https://git.io/Jv1q9
<gentauro>
hmmm, even "hardcoding" to the nix-store: `LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/nix/store/24fryfgvk3jsayq45hqpa8wiccj1x5i4-openssl-1.0.2u/lib/libssl.so.1.0.0"; dotnet pub/foobar.dll` doesn't seem to work :(
<tilpner>
seqizz: If you don't care why, and just want vlc right now, use: nix-shell -I nixpkgs=channel:nixos-unstable -p vlc
<tilpner>
Or fetch the latest build from that hydra page, if you can't spare the bandwidth
<ottidmes>
seqizz: Although I am not certain it will help your situation at the moment, I often managed to answer similar questions using the tool: nix-diff
<tilpner>
ottidmes: That won't help here, vlc is actually broken on 19.09
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<tilpner>
libbluray failed, and was apparently fixed, but the channel hasn't caught up yet
<ottidmes>
tilpner: Thought as much, still, awesome tool to have available for similar situations
<tilpner>
Didn't try that, but I hope it composes fine
<pistache>
tilpner: oh right, thanks a lot
<cole-h>
With priority, is the higher the priority better, or is lower better?
<tilpner>
cole-h: mkForce uses priority 50, so lower
<cole-h>
e.g. will 1500 priority override 500 priority, or the other way around
<pistache>
tilpner++
<tilpner>
But "better" is not defined here
<cole-h>
OK, good to know.
<cole-h>
0 priority = "I win" basically
<bqv[m]>
i don't suppose there's a shortcut for packages required to build linux
<pistache>
i need a better workflow for searching for nixos functions
<bqv[m]>
actually, hang on, surely there should be a straight up list somewhere, otherwise how does nix build it
<tilpner>
pistache: search.nix.gsc.io and cd dev/nixpkgs/main; rg -uui 'mkOptionDefault ='
<ottidmes>
I am trying to install NixOS in Hyper-V, when I run my commands on the machine itself, my network connection is fast as usual, but when I SSH connect to it, and try to download something, I go to 100KB/s for git clones and 1.5MB/s for regular downloads, anyone experience with this?
<zeta_0>
rycee: are you here? i sent you a message in #home-manager this morning but you did not respond
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<Raito_Bezarius>
Is there a way to write a text file to a specific path?
<pistache>
what is the best way to maintain custom patches on top of nixpkgs ?
<Raito_Bezarius>
I would like to write a ~/.aws/credentials where ~ the HOME of a certain user I know
<pistache>
I'm currently using a Git repository that tracks the `release-19.09`, but building often fails because of some package that is failing to build (both on my machine and on Hydra)
<pistache>
I'd like this repository to track the "latest commit that built successfully on Hydra", but I don't know if that is possible
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<cole-h>
Raito_Bezarius: I dunno how to do it in plain Nix/NixOS, but home-manager has a `home.file.*` thing you can use
<Raito_Bezarius>
I cannot use home-manager
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<Raito_Bezarius>
But maybe it's difficult to do it in plain NixOS
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[nixpkgs] @jmorag opened pull request #82892 → Add various Music Information Retrieval python libraries → https://git.io/Jv1G9
<softinio[m]>
I am using home manager .... I have created shell.nix when I shell into it instead of the PATH i am setting in the shellHook being the front of the path the main one from my profile is
<GrimSleepless>
I have tried quite a lot of stuff and had help from some member of the chat but I think I am narrowing down the issue here. it is about the display not being avaible somehow... ;(
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<cole-h>
Ah, yay -- status.nixos.org actually displays stuff again
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