<Twey>
quinn: Hmmm maybe, but also the linux_5_6 in nixpkgs is 5.6.18 so things might have changed incompatibly in those 18 patch versions?
<Twey>
quinn: Alternatively — if it comes from a Debian package, it might depend on Debian-specific patches
<Twey>
(Debian patches things a lot)
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<quinn>
Twey: i thought that too, but what's super strange is that kernel.org doesn't provide 5.6.0 or 5.6, only 5.6.1. so there's no way those can match up
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<quinn>
Twey: i kind of have a feeling the maintainers won't be happy with me adding a kernel version kernel.org doesn't support to nixpkgs though
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<Twey>
quinn: So long as it doesn't replace another version, I don't think they'd mind? nixpkgs is usually pretty liberal about including things people want, and if it's the only version that supports amdgpu-pro then it seems well motivated
<Twey>
Worth a try anyway, and you can always keep it out of tree
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[nixpkgs] @nh2 opened pull request #92240 → docs: Explain how to set password-less logins. → https://git.io/JJkYT
<quinn>
Twey: there are also packages for ubuntu 18.04.4, RHEL, and SLED. no idea what the last one is, but i'll probably look at RHEL. any thoughts?
<quinn>
yeah if it was the only way to go it would probably be okay, i'm not really sure honestly
<Twey>
SLED is SUSE, probably going to be similar to RHEL?
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<etrigan63[m]>
<nh2[m] "etrigan63: in the first file, `n"> OK, wireless networking is now functional in the base install. I suggest that the necessary code be added to the `configuration.nix` file that is generated during installation. I am now attempting to use Jon's configs for an i3 deployment and have run into an error during the rebuild.
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<quinn>
Twey: well that's unfortunately, it seems like all the kernels but ubuntu will be super stale
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<Twey>
quinn: Oh no :(
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<quinn>
Twey: so i may be asking you too many questions but do you have any thoughts about the stability/advisability of pulling those ubuntu patches with 5.6.0, or just going with the same commit hash as they are?
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<Twey>
quinn: I don't think stability is a big concern because you're already packaging an out-of-date kernel version (the whole 5.6 line is EOL anyway actually). Whether it's worth trying to apply the Ubuntu patches or not depends on how much time you're willing to spend :) But you may be able to avoid doing them all anyway — you might only need a subset (if indeed the patches are necessary at all —
<Twey>
I raised it as a possibility but I have no strong reason to believe it's the case)
<quinn>
Twey: okay cool. i'll probably just try with 0 patches and see what happens
<aleph->
Hmm lovely, why is this include dir missing...
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[nixpkgs] @peti pushed to haskell-updates « hackage-packages.nix: automatic Haskell package set update »: https://git.io/JJkYD
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<Twey>
quinn: I'd probably try without patches, check the error, look for a relevant patch, apply, repeat
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<KarlJoad>
,locate startx
<Twey>
If there is no relevant patch and it still doesn't build you'll have to work harder to actually understand and fix the error I guess
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<{^_^}>
Found in packages: xlibs.xinit
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<quinn>
Twey: i'll probably just throw patches at it one by one
<Twey>
quinn: Ummm this is for amdgpu_pro right? Is there something wrong with the one in `linuxPackages.amdgpu_pro`?
<quinn>
Twey: that version is super out of date and is actually abi incompatible with Xorg
<aleph->
Man why is our build setup so dang complicated... this is gonna take forever to nixify
<Twey>
Ah fun :)
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<quinn>
wheee!
<hazel[m]>
how do I query `nixos-option` from a script
<hazel[m]>
the manpage does not exist on my system (??) so `--help` is useless
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<KarlJoad>
Does anyone have a configuration.nix file for setting up multiple monitors over multiple GPUs?
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<hexo>
hi, how do i hide a binary from PATH
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[nixpkgs] @Twey opened pull request #92241 → rlite: init at 2020-03-31 → https://git.io/JJkOW
<hexo>
pleeeaase
<hexo>
:)
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<hexo>
(in other distro i would just rm the binary, which is impossible here)
<jneplokh>
Sorry for asking again, but does someone have a working setup with Nextcloud, specifically the `dbpassFile`. I don't want the file to be world-readable, but when I deny permissions for public, Nextcloud gives a permission denied error. How have y'all set this up?
<quinn>
jneplokh: make sure you have it chmodded to 700 or something and make sure nextcloud's user owns it
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<jneplokh>
Yeah, that’s what I had chmodded it to, but I didn’t change ownership, oops. How do I figure out what the “Nextcloud” user is?
<jneplokh>
quinn: Thanks for the help btw
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<jneplokh>
Oh nvm, I see that there just is a user named "nextcloud" :P
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[nixpkgs] @jtojnar pushed commit from @dasj19 to master « evolution-data-server: 3.36.3 -> 3.36.4 »: https://git.io/JJkWs
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<raghavsood>
I'm trying to update the rippled package to 1.5.0, but I'm running into issues with grpc - I clone grpc and its submodules prior to the build, and then use `git config --global url."file:///${grpc}".insteadOf "${grpc.url}"`
<raghavsood>
However, just for grpc, the rippled build process tries to clone its submodules again, which naturally fails (even though I've already cloned and added them at the specified commits)
<raghavsood>
It doesn't do it for the other 10+ dependencies
<tobiasBora>
Hello, in the manual they say [1] that gnumake should go in buildInputs: "buildInputs = [ pkgs.gnumake ];", however, cmake should go in nativeBuildInputs. Is there any reason make does not go also in nativeBuildInputs? [1]: https://nixos.org/nixpkgs/manual/#sec-pkgs-mkShell-usage
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<typetetris>
Seems like travis can't run nixos tests too .. :(
<typetetris>
srk: Would have been for a public repo and I don't want to take that risks associated with self hosted runners on public repos.
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<srk>
typetetris: yeah, I was thinking about exactly that yesterday. how to avoid building random, too large or potentially malicious stuff
<typetetris>
srk: Isn't there the option to run qemu without kvm and then have longer wait times due to emulation?
<srk>
typetetris: maybe requiring ack from maitainers if it's by new commiter
<srk>
typetetris: sure, but why? worried about kvm security?
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[nixpkgs] @danieldk opened pull request #92253 → finalfrontier: init at 0.9.1 → https://git.io/JJkBF
<typetetris>
srk: Nope. But that is what is failing in in travis or github actions: `error: a 'x86_64-linux' with features {kvm, nixos-test} is required to build '/nix/store/pgbc0xrpi63g08fx7mpcm1g6hdicviw1-vm-test-run-postfix.drv', but I am a 'x86_64-linux' with features {benchmark, big-parallel, nixos-test}`
<srk>
ah, right
<typetetris>
srk: But there doesn't seem to be an easy option in `nixos/lib/build-vms.nix`
<typetetris>
srk: But there doesn't seem to be an easy option in `nixos/lib/qemu-flags.nix`
<srk>
I'm afraid that it would painfully slow without kvm anyway
<typetetris>
As long as it is within the work limits of github actions or travis, I would not care.
<typetetris>
srk: Where does this error message originate anyway?
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<tobiasBora>
Hum... It seems that gcc and make are installed by default in nix-shell... Is it a guarantee? If yes, what other packages are installed that I don't need to source in my buildInputs?
<tobiasBora>
srk: oh, so that's the definition of stdenv ^^ Thanks!
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<tobiasBora>
srk: and if I just want to start a nix-shell with stdenv, how should I do? nix-shell alone fails, and I can do "nix-shell -p gcc" but it loads gcc twice... maybe there is a more natural solution?
<srk>
tobiasBora: or even nix-shell --pure -p stdenv
<tobiasBora>
ok thanks
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[nixpkgs] @doronbehar opened pull request #92254 → stale-bot: Make it's message more instructive → https://git.io/JJk0Z
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<raghavsood>
I managed to get all the dependencies in place, but now when building rippled 1.5.0 I'm getting complaints that it can't link against GLIBC 2.29
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#80702 (by karolchmist, 19 weeks ago, closed): Alacritty won't start - found no glX extensions
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[nixpkgs] @utdemir opened pull request #92255 → dockerTools: Support files directly under /nix/store → https://git.io/JJk0S
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<chiiba>
While doing a NixOps deployment to DigitalOcean, it seems nixos-infect failed at `source ~/.nix-profile/etc/profile.d/nix.sh`, because `curl -L https://nixos.org/nix/install | $SHELL` must've failed. Anyone ever encountered this? Deployment output: https://pastebin.com/HA9WJWpw
<chiiba>
Also nix-store was missing. I manually ssh'd in, downloaded and successfully ran nix/install without errors. Could it be that there was a network error? But that would probably result in a curl error and break early. :/ Odd!
<ixxie>
chiiba: I actually didn't notice this, but the DO plugin for NixOps is broken in other ways at the moment
<ixxie>
chiiba: I am working with DigitalKiwi to upgrade the plugin now to the latest NixOps architecture
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<ixxie>
chiiba: we discuss this in #nixops although I think DigitalKiwi fell asleep :D
<kenshinCH>
How would I go about using a different version of virtualbox (for instance, from unstable)? Is it enough to make an overlay for the `virtualbox` package?
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<nimu>
Hello, when I have an issue with restarting a user service from sxhkd. when I type the command `systemctl restart --user random-background` from my terminal, the commands executes successfully, The exact same command mapped to a key combination on sxhkd configuration has no effect.
<nimu>
Is it because sxhkd has difficulty to know who the user is?
<nimu>
I'm reaching the limit of the understanding of what is happening under the shell and I'm not sure where to look next. Any help, even a link to a general doc I may have missed or hints on what to look for on google would be super appreciated! :) T
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[nixpkgs] @FRidh opened pull request #92261 → gst-plugins-base: mark as broken → https://git.io/JJku1
<betaboon>
nimu: maybe the command is run under a different user when you have it mapped to a key ?
<nimu>
betaboon, any idea how I could find out?
<betaboon>
nimu: maybe create a keybind that starts a long-running process and use ps ? dunno if that would work
<betaboon>
nimu: or a keybind that does something like `touch /tmp/foo` and see who ownes that ?
<nimu>
I am going to try this, thanks! The service is enable through `services.sxhkd.enable` and I assumed that home-manager would start it with my user but that can be a wrong assumption. Thanks for the suggestion!
<betaboon>
nimu: seems like it being run under your user. maybe check ps to verify
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<nimu>
betaboon yes it is run as my user
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<mokulus>
Hi, I have a very simple nix-shell http://ix.io/2qQU. My package build with make install. How can I make a derivation from this?
<mokulus>
builds*
<betaboon>
mokulus: no `make` for building and then `make install` for installing ?
<mokulus>
make install needs binary, so it'll also build
<mokulus>
but make; make install
<mokulus>
also works
<betaboon>
mokulus: i guess you could just use mkDerivation
<Shell>
hey, does anyone know how I get a shell with Python, pygobject and libsoup? nix-shell -p 'python3.withPackages (ps: with ps; [pygobject3])' libsoup doesn't seem to get me there - python -c "import gi; gi.require_version('Soup', '2.4'); from gi.repository import Soup" doesn't get me anything.
<o1lo01ol1o>
I have a local machine behind a dynamic IP that I'd like to make available via ssh; is there anything like duckdns in nixos to help with this?
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<betaboon>
o1lo01ol1o: maybe you're looking for the ddclient-service ?
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[nixpkgs] @SCOTT-HAMILTON opened pull request #92268 → Compton: Init at 0.1_beta2 → https://git.io/JJkzb
<betaboon>
o1lo01ol1o: ddclient supports duckdns and many others
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[nixpkgs] @peterhoeg pushed 0 commits to f/calibre: https://git.io/JJkgS
<user3>
Looking for some help to use ~zplug~ plugin manager for zsh using nix (not nixos). I have run ~nix-env -iA nixpkgs.zplug~ and can see it is installed in my /nix folder. What is the best way to require the ~init.zsh~ file installed in nix from my ~.zshrc~? I don't want to hardcode the folder hash
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<o1lo01ol1o>
betaboon: thanks!
<o1lo01ol1o>
betaboon ++
<o1lo01ol1o>
betaboon++
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[nixpkgs] @Sohalt opened pull request #92269 → picoloop: init at 0.77e → https://git.io/JJk23
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<betaboon>
user3: how about `nix-env --query --installed --out-path zplug` ?
<nabataeus>
Has anyone gotten `vterm' to work on NixOS? I'm having a trouble compiling it since the compilation fails telling me that `vterm-module.so' doesn't exist.
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<CRTified[m]>
lassulus: Would you mind having a look at #63165 ? Mic92 suggested that you might test this, and the module is now simplified a bit and the tests are ported to python :)
<kenshinCH>
How would I go about using a different version of virtualbox (for instance, from unstable)? Is it enough to make an overlay for the `virtualbox` package?
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[nixpkgs] @jonringer pushed commit from @siriobalmelli to master « python3Packages.testfixtures: fix build (ignore failing tests) »: https://git.io/JJkon
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<Guest3237>
kenshinCH: that's one way to do it... I have this in my configuration.nix and reference the specific package I want from unstable using unstable.pkgname
<Guest3237>
let
<Guest3237>
unstable = import <unstable> {};
<Guest3237>
in
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<kenshinCH>
benny: so that takes care of everything, kernel module and extension pack included?
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<zanc>
> :p builtins.currentSystem
<kenshinCH>
my bf is having kernel panics that seem to come from virtualbox, and we are not sure how to handle that
<{^_^}>
"x86_64-linux"
<benny>
I don't use virtualbox myself so I don't know about the extension pack but everything that is required should be grabbed
<benny>
maybe virtualbox is more complex than a normal package and my advice above is misleading
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[nixpkgs] @jonringer opened pull request #92279 → python2Packages.prawcore: disable on python2 → https://git.io/JJkoE
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<benny>
oh yeah it is: https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Virtualbox, I guess then my stuff from above is not accurate for trying to mix 20.03 with unstable virtualbox
<kenshinCH>
the `virtualisation.virtualbox.host.enable = true;` option would lead me to believe that, yeah
<robodojo>
ey, i'm trying nixos for the first time. is there any downside to installing minimal even tho i use plasma, just to learn how to build up myself?
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<ajs124>
robodojo: you decide at install time, no matter which image you use.
<robodojo>
so what's the difference between the iso files then? minimal vs plasma
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[nixpkgs] @ktor opened pull request #92286 → timeular: init at 3.1.1 → https://git.io/JJkPv
<ajs124>
The plasma one is a bigger file that comes with a GUI and stuff, I assume. TBH, I've only ever used the minimal or custom built ISOs for NixOS.
<robodojo>
ok ill start with the minimal and see how it goes. does nix allow us to sandbox binaries btw? like to disallow network access to this program, or restrict that program to only reading/writing from a certain directory?
<robodojo>
when i start the minimal installer (#1 option) it says ACPI bios error (bug) AE_AML_PACKAGE_LIMIT, runs its tasks until the last one i see [OK] mounted kernel debug file system then the screen shows distorted large text and nothing happens. anyone seen that? fwiw i'm running secure boot off (other os) and no compatibility support module enabled, so just basic uefi
<robodojo>
fwiw i have an nvidia video card
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<ajs124>
how new is your nvidia gpu? might be worth trying an iso with a newer kernel
<robodojo>
well, it starts up i mean, but "ACPI bios error (bug) AE_AML_PACKAGE_LIMIT" is still output, so there's prolly 2 problems
<ajs124>
open source drivers not being able to do their thing, because nvidia is a POS hardware vendor (or in the words of Linus Torvalds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_36yNWw_07g)
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<robodojo>
ahh, yea i shoulda got a radeon. will when they release new cards and sell this FOSS hostile POS
<ajs124>
did you run any other linux distro on this hardware, so far?
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<robodojo>
only 1 other but it came with proprietary nvidia drivers now that i think about it
<robodojo>
post install can i install the proprietary driver in nix?
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<ajs124>
You can do it during install or post, yeah. nixos-generate-config might even detect it, not sure though.
<robodojo>
great thanks
<robodojo>
do you know about "ACPI bios error (bug) AE_AML_PACKAGE_LIMIT"?
<ajs124>
nope, no idea. might also be GPU related, though. maybe check if it goes away once you have the proprietary driver.
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<shuwan4games>
infinisil, how do I set HIE in my configuration.nix cause I cant seem to figure it out, I keep getting errors with the Declarative installation snippet
<pinkieval>
Are there distributions based on Nix, other than NixOS itself?
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<MichaelRaskin>
NixWRT or not-OS could qualify
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[nixpkgs] @ludovicc opened pull request #92292 → jd-gui: pin gradle to 5.X in build → https://git.io/JJk9S
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<tokudan>
pinkieval, depending on how far you consider "based on Nix" to be, there's also Guix. I think they're not actually using Nix anymore, but the basic idea is the same
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<robodojo>
does nix allow us to sandbox binaries btw? like to disallow network access to this program, or restrict that program to only reading/writing from a certain directory?
<rm200910>
robodojo: is `unshare` what you are after?
<robodojo>
i'll look thanks
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[nixpkgs] @marsam closed pull request #89737 → alacritty: link binary inside .app on darwin → https://git.io/JfM1z
<rm200910>
robodojo: unshare is a linux utility. I don't know about MacOS
<robodojo>
ya im asking about linux (nixos)
<stigo>
robodojo: systemd has som nice features for that, or you could look at the firejail utility
<robodojo>
im reading the docs and it says "nix-collect-garbage This deletes all packages that aren’t in use by any user profile or by a currently running program." that includes packages installed at the system level too right? because it only mentions user packages
<CRTified[m]>
Well, they are basically in use by all users, as every user has them in their $PATH
<clever>
robodojo: by default, it will delete anything that lacks a GC root, so anything that you had ever installed with configuration.nix or nix-env will remain, even if you have since removed it (rollbacks)
<robodojo>
im sorry i dont understand
<clever>
robodojo: anything you install with nix-env or configuration.nix is kept, even if you remove it, since you may want to do a rollback
<robodojo>
so what does it remove?
<clever>
anything else, build-time dependencies, and stuff from using nix-shell
<robodojo>
oh
<robodojo>
ok thanks
<clever>
to remove anything else, you need to give it some flags, to do more then the default
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<gueorgui>
Hi, where are .desktop files located on Nix? I would like to override my spotify.desktop file for example, where would I copy it to ~/.local/share/applications from?
<gueorgui>
*on NixOS
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<gueorgui>
Oh I see, it's in ~/.nix-profile/share/applications
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[nixpkgs] @jtojnar opened pull request #92298 → Revert "cmake: only set output paths with multiple outputs" → https://git.io/JJk5w
<gueorgui>
Good stuff
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<rm200910>
Hi. I understand that the glibc libraries come with gcc. But the gcc-9 nix store location has no dynamic link libraries. Does nix build dynamic link libraries?
<rm200910>
Thanks
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<rm200910>
`nix-env -qa` lists 'libstdc++5-3.3.6 as available. When I try to install it 'nix-env -i libstdc\+\+5-3\.3\.6' Why do I get the error 'selector matches no derivation'?
<{^_^}>
rm200910: Don't install libraries through nix-env or systemPackages, use nix-shell instead. See https://nixos.wiki/wiki/FAQ/Libraries for details.
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<rm200910>
Thanks for the link clever
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[nixpkgs] @lukegb opened pull request #92302 → buildBazelPackage: add "fetchConfigured" for fetching only things required for the build → https://git.io/JJkFQ