<hazel[m]>
I am very impressed and terrified by this
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[nixpkgs] @terinjokes opened pull request #106703 → fix(dockerTools): normalize arch to GOARCH → https://git.io/JI6qT
<red[evilred]>
<3 in advance
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<alienpirate5>
After upgrading from 20.03 to 20.09, I'm trying to run a rebuild on my server and I'm only getting the error "failed to create initrd secrets: No such file or directory". Adding more verbosity doesn't help (still only prints that), and all the Google search results are about NixOps. I've tried disabling initrd secrets or setting them to an empty set, didn't help.
<infinisil>
I feel like I debugged such a problem on IRC before
<alienpirate5>
oh wait, it's segfaulting?!
<alienpirate5>
ld.so is segfaulting
<alienpirate5>
<infinisil "I feel like I debugged such a pr"> Yes, I just found the logs
<alienpirate5>
this is the second time in the past few days that i have run into an issue with ld segfaulting. What the hell
<alienpirate5>
first on my computer, now on my server? am I doing something wrong?
<alienpirate5>
it's showing error 4 which is a null pointer dereference
<infinisil>
alienpirate5: Well the executable that segfault
<infinisil>
s
<infinisil>
Thinking about the initrd thing now
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<alienpirate5>
trying to find ld-2.30.so right now
<alienpirate5>
uhh it doesn't segfault when i run it manually
<infinisil>
Well it's probably the executable that makes it segfault right? Not the dynamic linker itself
<alienpirate5>
right
<alienpirate5>
the segfault happens inside the linker but makes complete sense that this may be caused by a bad executable
<alienpirate5>
... neither of the executables with that name segfault
<infinisil>
Which executable exactly?
<alienpirate5>
only during a rebuild does it happen
<alienpirate5>
`append-initrd-secrets`
<alienpirate5>
the full line in dmesg:
<alienpirate5>
[ 678.032068] append-initrd-s[3483]: segfault at 6aea00000008 ip 00006aea4ef0e018 sp 00007116b97214a0 error 4 in ld-2.30.so[6aea4ef00000+1e000]
<lordcirth>
Anyone else having problems with nvidia in 20.09 recently? Steam -> Titanfall 2 crashes with "The NVIDIA driver was unable to open 'libnvidia-glvkspirv.so.455.38'. This library is required at run time."
<lordcirth>
Not sure how far I need to roll back to revert it
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<pinecamp>
the current version of poetry2nix fails to build projects that use the latest pytest. poetry2nix is implemented as a scope; how can I override the *entire scope* with a patched version?
<pinecamp>
I've been trying to use overrideScope' or just regular override, passing to them a modified version retrieved with `fetchFromGitHub`
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<pinecamp>
but I think I'm missing something about the usage of these override helpers
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<jneto>
what is the "!bin" part from nix-instantiate output?
<jneto>
something like "/nix/store/<hash>-<pname>-<version>.drv!bin"
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<clever>
jneto: that your refering to the output named bin
<clever>
when a derivation has multiple outputs
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<jneto>
clever: I'm trying to nix show-derivation $(nix-instantiate ...)
<clever>
you can just strip it out then
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<clever>
with things like the cut command
<jneto>
ah, ok.
<jneto>
thanks!
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<simpson>
FWIW I think that whether dockerTools includes busybox in the images that it builds is going to depend on whether it's needed by whatever you're including in the image. But I'm not sure.
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<sephii>
I’m trying to set the `NIX_PATH` environment variable. I’m using fish so I tried "set -Ux NIX_PATH ..." but I get an error "Universal variable `NIX_PATH` is shadowed by the global variable of the same name", so I thought I’d find where it’s defined globally and change it there but I don’t know where to search. Any clues?
<siraben>
why are you trying to change NIX_PATH?
<sephii>
Because I want to use a local copy of nixpkgs with custom patches (which I’m already using in configuration.nix with `pkgs = import /foo/bar`, but I want nix-shell to use the same packages)
<patagonicus>
I'm trying to wrap my head around sd-image.nix. It includes the packages for config.system.build.toplevel, which, as far as I can tell is the derivation that represents the actual system. Can I get a derivation/list of derivations that is config.system.build.toplevel + its build dependencies, so that the generated SD image includes the deps?
<patagonicus>
I could have sworn that in my custom setup it worked with config.system.drv, but I must have been wrong. And of course I neither commited that change nor have the chat history from when I did that. :/
<patagonicus>
Ah, I was holding it wrong. config.system.build.toplevel.drvPath should work, but I'll need to move some things around before I can test it.
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[nixpkgs] @zimbatm pushed commit from @ericdallo to master « hover: init at 0.43.0 (#80075) »: https://git.io/JI6jr
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[nixpkgs] @danieldk opened pull request #106734 → intel-gmmlib: remove myself as maintainer → https://git.io/JIivB
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<lejonet>
infinisil, alienpirate5: The problem I had in the logs you mentioned is that something in the tools that the append-initrd-secrets, was mixing libc versions of libraries it dynamically called, I'm currently having exact that issue with Firefox, even tho I've fully reinstalled my machine since then
<lejonet>
append-initrd-secrets was using*
<lejonet>
I tried to even fix all the tools that the actual script itself used, to be only of the type that referenced libraries from a single glibc version, without any success, so maybe its even further up the chain, in the perl script that calls append-initrd-secrets, that was using something that was mixing glibc versions, and thus crashing, which the script interprented as failure and exited the whole process
<lejonet>
so I think that something that we should probably visit (re-visit?) is to isolate the scripts and programs that do the actual building and switching of generations, so that they don't get affected by the glibc of the system its creating the generation for
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[nixpkgs] @Anton-Latukha opened pull request #106735 → qbittorrent: extending path to is include Python for default functionality → https://git.io/JIiUJ
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<mananamenos>
hi, when change the audio output from headphones to speakers, it is silent until i physically unplug the headphones. Is there any way to fix this?
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<theduke>
Also today I updated again and now VS Code won't open any directories.
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<theduke>
Time to switch to flake so I can easily revert to older lockfile states, I guess...
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<raboof>
how would I load a kernel module when a particular USB device is inserted? with a udev rule? it looks like 'modules.alias' isn't really a thing on nixos?
<raboof>
(it's a generic usb-to-serial device, that I happen to know needs to be associated with the usblp module for this machine)
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<maralorn>
jophish_: Yeah, on unstable everything’s well. It broke one haskell-updates because of a hackage revesion on 2020-12-09 and I was to lazy to fix it yet. (i.e. I decided to fix it only when someone forces the thunk.)
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<SomeoneSerge>
Is there a way to specify that a flake input should be fetched recursively/with submodules?
<peelz>
did something change about Qt derivations between 20.03 and 20.09? The (GTK) theme I use is completely broken for some Qt programs.
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[nixpkgs] @petabyteboy opened pull request #106749 → qt5.qtwebengine: remove patch upstreamed in 5.12.2 → https://git.io/JIiws
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<raboof>
I'm making a live-usb disk, and I want to put some files in the created users' home directory ('~/.config/inkcut', specifically). what would be a sensible way to achieve that?
<raboof>
hmm, I haven't used home-manager at all yet, it feels a bit like overkill
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<peelz>
raboof: I think you could use system.userActivationScripts to create the symlinks. NixOS doesn't have much for user-level configuration atm
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<raboof>
yeah, it's a bit of a weird use case I guess ;)
<peelz>
nah it's completely legitimate IMO. It's unfortunate that home-manager is still considered 3rd-party since it's basically necessary for any non-trivial user config
<peelz>
but yeah you could try using home-manager for this use-case. It has an XDG config module :)
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<peelz>
regarding my problem: it seems like GTK theme integration got broken in the 5.15 release :(
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<peelz>
ok so it looks like fixes got merged recently (and others are in the works). Yay
<pinecamp>
infinisil: nice to see you here! thanks for all the work you do for Nix
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[nixpkgs] @sephii opened pull request #106750 → element-desktop: associate with element:// links → https://git.io/JIiXX
<pinecamp>
your poetry2nix fork is the one I'm trying to use in my local override attempts, but I haven't been able to figure out the syntax / convenience functions to do so
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[nixpkgs] @urbas opened pull request #106751 → nixos/sd-image: explicit reference to the gawk package → https://git.io/JIiD6
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[nixops] @ixxie closed pull request #1423 → Bump pretty tables version to 2.0.0 → https://git.io/JIiHm
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<mananamenos>
what usb wifi device could you suggest to buy?
<mananamenos>
im looking in amazon and there are so many that are not even compatible with linux.
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<kenran>
I stumbled over lispPackages when doing some `nix search` and since I always wanted to try writing something in CL, I'd like to know how I can use those. But I can't seem to find good information on how to actually leverage the nix integration. Any hints?
<kenran>
If that's of importance, I'm leaning towards SBCL as compiler.
<peelz>
mananamenos: some might not mention linux compatibility and some might even say that they're outright incompatible. The info sellers put on amazon is often misleading/lacking; check the manufacturer's website or any linked documentation and look for the chip name and see if there's a linux firmware blob available :)
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<raboof>
mananamenos: i have a tp-link one, TL-WN823N V3 - they advertise linux support, but I think in the end it's just yet another realtek-based device that needs a third-party kernel module...
<sphalerite>
mananamenos: other than that, it's hit-and-miss. Even when a model has been reported to work well, manufacturers may reuse model numbers but put completely different chips in them.
<sphalerite>
mananamenos: that said, Intel devices are a safe bet, they have a high-quality in-kernel driver and the firmware is included in firmware-linux-nonfree iirc.
<sphalerite>
I don't think they make USB devices though, if that's what you're looking for.
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[nixpkgs] @siscia opened pull request #106758 → fix patchelf invocation to remove generic build path from rpath → https://git.io/JIide
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<fuzzypixelz>
nevermind! since I has oh-my-zsh enabled I was really supposed to have vi-mode added through that and not by hand
<fuzzypixelz>
apparently the oh-my-zsh config overrides zsh config
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<Cadey>
how do you unconditionally force a dell 7390 to boot a nixOS USB made with rufus?
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<Cadey>
i tried rufus in dd mode but the laptop helpfully boots to the hardware tester
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<Cadey>
interesting
<Cadey>
ubuntu will boot
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<stites[m]1>
Hey all -- I'm trying to get opengl working and have it enabled (on nixos) -- it still doesn't seem to be working. Is this a situation where I need to be manually setting `videoDrivers`?
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<peelz>
does anybody know what part of Gnome/GTK controls the CSS "prefers-color-scheme" media query in web browsers (chromium)? I'm using a tiling window manager so I don't have the usual Gnome DE stuff. It works out of the box on Ubuntu but it doesn't seem to go through GSettings/dconf.
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[nixpkgs] @erikarvstedt opened pull request #106767 → nixos-container: fix `nixpkgs` container options being ignored → https://git.io/JIip3
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[nixpkgs] @brhoades opened pull request #106768 → kapp: init at 0.34.0 → https://git.io/JIipn
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<sphalerite>
stites[m]1: what platform are you on, and what type of graphics do you have?
<sphalerite>
peelz: I'd be surprised if that was a gtk thing and not a chromium-specific setting..?
<sphalerite>
Cadey: is secure boot disabled?
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<peelz>
sphalerite: I mean the theme can be updated live through the Ubuntu gnome settings and firefox picks up on it without even restarting it
<stites[m]1>
I'm on a lenovo carbon x1 gen7 with a fresh install of nixos on unstable... I guess I'll check out 20.09 support now. graphics are intel.
<peelz>
(my friend is testing it using firefox on ubuntu)
<peelz>
ah I should've probably tested it on firefox first. Somehow firefox picks up that I have a dark theme, but chromium doesn't.
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<peelz>
sphalerite: https://0x0.st/iFzO.png (his system is in Finnish but this reads "Light" "Usual" and "Dark"). This doesn't seem to be directly tied to the /org/gnome/desktop/interface/gtk-theme GSettings variable
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<ixxie>
how do I use a nixops plugin?
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<sphalerite>
peelz: ok but that's firefox, not chromium :)
<peelz>
yeah I realized that but the setting I showed in the screenshot isn't tied to the theme, so there must be something else that controls that setting in Gnome/GTK
<sphalerite>
stites[m]1: it should work out-of-the box generally… Though if it's very recent hardware maybe you need to use a newer kernel, put boot.kernelPackages = pkgs.linuxPackages_latest; in your nixos config.
<sphalerite>
stites[m]1: 20.09 or unstable will probably be the same in this respect.
<peelz>
I think the reason why firefox defaults to a dark theme on my system is down to implementation differences between firefox and chromium
<sphalerite>
yep
<sphalerite>
get your friend to try chromium.
<peelz>
i.e firefox might look for the "dark" keyword in the gtk-theme variable if the other thing isn't available
<mananamenos>
sphalerite, yeah, i had found this on some github issue, tried it but then when rebooted it crashed when botoing (with fonts weirdly looking)
<mananamenos>
sphalerite, should i also put this `networking.enableRedistributableFirmware = true;`?
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<sphalerite>
mananamenos: that's… very weird. Out-of-tree drivers tend to have somewhat worse quality, so maybe it's just a terrible bug in the driver.
<sphalerite>
mananamenos: my suggestion, though not necessarily the most practical, is to get an intel wifi chip :p
<mananamenos>
sphalerite, :) yeah, or even better, bring the cable through the walls
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[nixpkgs] @github-actions[bot] pushed 13 commits to staging-next: https://git.io/JIij4
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[nixpkgs] @github-actions[bot] pushed 14 commits to staging: https://git.io/JIijB
<raboof>
mananamenos: any hint in 'dmesg -w' when you plug it in?
<sphalerite>
mananamenos: ethernet in the walls <3
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<mananamenos>
raboof, actually yes i get this:
<mananamenos>
[ 743.421723] usb 5-1: new high-speed USB device number 7 using xhci_hcd
<mananamenos>
[ 743.548056] usb 5-1: New USB device found, idVendor=2357, idProduct=0120, bcdDevice= 2.00
<mananamenos>
[ 743.548058] usb 5-1: Product: 802.11ac WLAN Adapter
<mananamenos>
[ 743.548057] usb 5-1: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=3
<mananamenos>
[ 743.548059] usb 5-1: Manufacturer: Realtek
<mananamenos>
[ 743.548059] usb 5-1: SerialNumber: 00e04c000001
<raboof>
mananamenos: you might need something like boot.extraModulePackages = [ config.boot.kernelPackages.rtl8192eu ];
<mananamenos>
raboof, ok, thanks, let's try that
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<raboof>
Google suggests this one might be rtl8812au
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<peelz>
sphalerite: my friend tried it with chromium (snap, non-snap and google-chrome from google repos) and it doesn't seem to affect the prefers-color-scheme media query.
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<mananamenos_>
raboof, that: boot.extraModulePackages = [ config.boot.kernelPackages.rtl8192eu ]; crashed badly :) At least with nixos it for free to try whatever (booting the previous derrivation and back to normal)
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[nixpkgs] @eduardosm opened pull request #106776 → configuradorfnmt: init at 1.0.1 → https://git.io/JIPvh
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<Cadey>
aha, i think that was it sphalerite
<manjaroi3>
I need help on a seemingly easy question but don't know enough of Nix ecosystem to do the elegant solution: what is the idiomatic way for taking build artifacts (like jsons) created during a nix-build and adding them to an external database (like influxdb for grafana)?
<manjaroi3>
instead of opting for side effects, I originally opted for building entirely with hydra, then using hydra's postgressql service to query the hydraBuildOutputs
<manjaroi3>
however there are many issues with hydra on our servers and am wondering if there is a simpler solution, for example I also have a runner that simply nix-build, and those jsons can be moved to $out during th install phase, are are retained in the nix/store
<manjaroi3>
but if I don't use hydra, what's the idiomatic way of getting such build artifact jsons out?
<unclechu>
is it possible to install nixos raspberry pi 1?
<Yaniel>
it is possible (in theory at least)
<srk>
it is. you can cross compile image for it. you won't be able to run nix / nixos-rebuild on it but you can rebuild / update it from e.g. x86 machine
<simpson>
unclechu: Don't get your hopes up. It is possible but it takes a *very* long time to do stuff.
<unclechu>
simpson: i’ve seen a bunch of guides to build it in a qemu
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<Ke>
I believe rpi1 is not armv7 even
<hexa->
it's armv6
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<unclechu>
so, as you said, it will take a lot of time.
<unclechu>
what can you say about installing something like raspbian and installing nix inside it?
<unclechu>
would this be a better choice?
<simpson>
unclechu: Building armv7 software on the Pi 1 is slow, that's all, and it's largely because the Pi 1 is slow. It's not the sort of thing that will get faster just because more people have the hardware.
<samueldr>
it could be usb 2.0 without power delivery; it could be thunderbolt 3, power delivery, DP alt mode and more
<samueldr>
and relatedly, not all ports on a machine are equal
<samueldr>
it could be that only some of the ports support some of the features
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<zeta_0>
i'm running xmonad by itself without any desktop environment, so it might be missing some extra functionalities, that's why i'm asking here, I set some nixos options in order for hdmi to work out-of-the-box with xmonad, but it was a while back, so i'm having a hard time remembering/finding the steps that I did, so I'm guessing i have to setup something similar for the usb-c connection to working out-of-the-box.
<samueldr>
or even more of a tragedy, all ports support all features, but some do it better
<samueldr>
like recent macbooks where either of the left or right ports work better; can't remember which and it's not that important
<samueldr>
zeta_0: look at xrandr and/or arandr output (the latter being a graphical tool)
<samueldr>
basically, use whatever tools you would use for managing displays otherwise
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<zeta_0>
ok, i'll dig through my configuration to see what I have setup for hdmi and pastebin it here.
<tobiasBora>
Hello, I'm trying to see if I can use steam-run to run an appimage that segfault on nixos https://discourse.nixos.org/t/cant-run-an-appimage-app/10443 but the appimage requires fuse. So I tried to add fuse to steam-run, and to avoid to get different versions of the same libraries, I tried to use the native option: nix-shell -p "(steam.override { extraPkgs = pkgs: [fuse]; nativeOnly = true;}).run".
<tobiasBora>
Unfortunately, then when I run "steam-run bash" and "$ ./LittleWeeb-0.4.0.303.AppImage" I get an error "Inconsistency detected by ld.so: dl-call-libc-early-init.c: 37: _dl_call_libc_early_init: Assertion `sym != NULL' failed!"
<tobiasBora>
Any idea why there is this inconsistency even with nativeOnly = true?
<tobiasBora>
(replacing with pkgs.fuse does not help)
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<tobiasBora>
I've quite a strange problem: since I upgrade on NixOs unstable (from 20.03), I can't run Natron from steam run. After investigating, it turns out that the issue is that opengl programs cannot even start: http://paste.debian.net/1176628
<tobiasBora>
My configuration did not really changed between 20.03 and unstable. I have a line hardware.opengl.enable = true; and another hardware.opengl.extraPackages = with pkgs; [ intel-ocl ]; and hardware.opengl.driSupport32Bit = true;
<tobiasBora>
The error says "libGL error: MESA-LOADER: failed to open iris (search paths /run/opengl-driver/lib/dri)", but I do have a file /run/opengl-driver/lib/dri/iris_dri.so
<mananamenos>
i've just install nixos on a laptop and `services.xserver.xkbOptions = "eurosign:e, ctrl:swapcaps";` nor services.xserver.xkbOptions = "eurosign:e, ctrl:nocaps"; does not remmap caps lock to ctrl. And use this same line on other computer and it works.
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<tobiasBora>
mananamenos: I use services.xserver.xkbOptions = "ctrl:swapcaps";
<tobiasBora>
and it works fine. Not sure if it's how you concatenate options
<plfn>
hi! is anyone around to help me with wifi driver issues?
<plfn>
i spent some time building a custom iso with the appropriate firmware included, but it turns out the firmware/ucode is already there (in /lib/firmware), so wondering why wpa_supplicant "failed to initialize driver interface"
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<colemickens>
plfn: you might check `sudo journalctl ` and `dmesg` for errors when you try to bring up the interface.
<colemickens>
there might be more hints as to what's going on. (beyond that I can't help much though, it's been decades since I had to deal with any serious driver issues)
<plfn>
i'll take a look at that and report back, thanks. one other thing i already noticed, running wpa_supplicant with -d, is a bunch of register frame command failures, with "operation not permitted", but the prefix for those looks like a driver/wifi card id that doesn't match with what i have
<plfn>
so i should also look into specifying the correct driver in the command, i guess?
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<plfn>
sphalerite: no dice on 5.9 ):
<plfn>
for iwd, do i just chuck `networking.wireless.iwd.enable = true;` into the definition, or do i need to enable/disable something else as well?
<sphalerite>
that should be enough
<sphalerite>
I have my doubts it'll work any better though.
<plfn>
ah, had to set `networking.wireless.enable` to false, because "only one wireless daemon is allowed at the time". but it's off now
<plfn>
fingers crossed...
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<M0xCyphr[m]>
Since RHEL is officially dead what are the benefits of NixOS
<Yaniel>
depends on what you do
<ben>
it's not dead, for one
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<dminuoso>
CentOS is essentially dead.
<dminuoso>
You may have confused those two.
<dminuoso>
And who knows how much money IBM will pull out of your pockets a year from now when people think switching to RHEL is a good idea.
<dminuoso>
M0xCyphr[m]: The benefits of NixOS are, you get to use an exotic linux distribution that actually stirs things up, wear a hat with a cryptic language nobody understands, and constantly wonder why half the people in here are also Haskell developers.
<Yaniel>
the worst case when messing up while tinkering being that you have to reboot is nice too
<Yaniel>
no need to keep track of 9001 config files that get stale and forgotten over time
<dminuoso>
But yeah, upgrading your 3 old system painlessly with full capability to go all the way back is quite priceless.
<Yaniel>
also the ability to replicate your old system on a new box with no more effort than installing the base OS
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<dminuoso>
(And even that can be avoided with some shenanigans)
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<KarlJoad>
What is the preferred git commit syntax for adding new programming language modules?
<Yaniel>
what do you mean?
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<Yaniel>
that term is a bit overloaded :D
<tobiasBora>
Ok, solved the nextcloud problem, cleaning the cache was enough
<jschievink>
trying to install Nix on ArchLinux, and I'm getting "while setting up the build environment: executing '/bin/bash': No such file or directory" during `nix-channel --update`
<KarlJoad>
Yaniel: I am adding Octave packages to nixpkgs. I want to know if I should just specify the package's name, or do something like octave/<module_name>: init at v.x.x
<jschievink>
any idea what could cause this?
<tobiasBora>
Now, new problem (what a day!): shortcuts in KDE (installed from unstable e9158eca70a) suddently stopped working! I configured Konsole to be started with Ctrl-Alt-T (since... ages) and since today it fails to start. Any idea what's wrong?
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<fuzzypixelz>
does the community plan to make all of nixpkgs into flakes?
<Yaniel>
I think yes, the idea is to retire channels eventually
<Yaniel>
at least channels in their current form
<Yaniel>
that's what I remember reading anyway
<dminuoso>
Assuming flakes become stable at some point.
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<fuzzypixelz>
so they're not gonna make it to nix for a long time?
<fuzzypixelz>
I mean as a non-experimental feature
<dminuoso>
Hard to say
<dminuoso>
Flakes are still experimental and the design isn't even final yet
<dminuoso>
The RFC for it was withdrawn, I dont think there's an active RFC for it even
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<plfn>
sphalerite: ayy, using iwd did the trick!
<plfn>
thank you so much, i can finally be on my way and actually install this thing (:
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<fuzzypixelz>
I have a really silly question
<fuzzypixelz>
where do you put your nix configuration flake?