The #guix user and contributor survey has been up for a few days and we've had 541 full responses. Have you filled it out?
If you're a user or contributor, currently using Guix, or you used it previously. We would love your views and opinions.
We're going to keep it up until the end of the month (30th November). So you still have time!?
In the manual, of course.
https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/operating_002dsystem-Reference.html
You can search for the keywords you need in the programming index and concept index. Or use the full text search throughout the manual.
In addition to the Guix manual, the Guile manual may also be useful.
https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/manual
And of course, if you know a bit of Guile Scheme, you can just read the source code.
https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/guix.git/tree/gnu/system.scm?id=master#n239
To find the module with the system service you need, you can run `guix system search` in the terminal or use this thing: https://toys.whereis.xn--q9jyb4c/services?search=avahi
In operating-system add
```
(kernel-arguments
(cons* "nomodeset"
%default-kernel-arguments))
```
and then run `guix system reconfigure`.
There is still too little information for me to analyze this situation. But I very much doubt that distancing yourself from Guix and FOSSDEM will in any way help end these nearly 80 years of terror you're talking about.
See build systems from nonguix. And also copy-build-system.
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There is no organized project as far as I know. Only some individual people who have installed or at least tried to install Guix on their devices.
Yeah, after looking at shepherd-graph, I think I understand why this is the case