And with "Guix" in larger text:

also i want transition from neovim to emacs since i hate trying to make emacs like stuff but being scared of habits/routine/lisp

need both tips

i also asahi linux user huuuuuuuuuuh

idk give as much info as possible

I've been trying to begin a transition from NixOS to Guix, but I'm having a hard time finding where the different symbols referenced in the Guix/Guile manual are defined. For example, I want to use BTRFS on a LUKS-encrypted device, but I can't quite find what to #:use-module for the mapped-devices symbol. That is to say:

(file-system
  (device "/dev/mapper/cryptroot")
  (mount-point "/home")
  (type "btrfs")
  (options "subvol=home")
  (dependencies mapped-devices))

The mapped-devices above is an "unbound variable" (according to the errors). I still don't have this figured out, so how would others go about finding what to "import" since the official examples I'm looking at don't really tell me anything? (unless I'm blind, very likely!)

Hello everyone,

How do you guys handle programming in languages that want to package imports "their" way? I'm mainly referring to things like Python, Golang, or Rust. I'm in the middle of a small Golang project and need to import a uuid library that guix doesn't package on it's own. I could make the package which isn't difficult but that leads me down the tension between "Go project is more portable if I use go get ..." vs "Project is more reproducible if I use Guix".

How do you all do it?

See also

https://codeberg.org/guix/guix-consensus-documents/pulls/13

Hello all,

I'm looking to get the newer 13 pro Framework laptop and am wondering if anyone has any experience with it? Specifically If I'll need non-free graphics drivers to use it effectively.

Thanks!