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there is no direct link in any resultant binary for nix to pick up on during installPhase, so we need to mark these as propagated manually, no?
We'd patch or generate elisp to hardcode the locations
would force a rebuild of any emacs package used, would it not?
Yes, that is the entire point of Nix.
Globally mutable state , runtime deps and interactive features , that make #nix repl all the way more beautiful interactive tool , written with no global var
(Locks or channels)
Dynamic scoping can complicate the translation to Nix expressions because it requires understanding the context in which variables are called, making it difficult to analyze code without considering the entire call stack. This non-local behavior can lead to unexpected results and makes static analysis more challenging compared to lexical scoping, which is more predictable and easier to optimize
#nix #emacs
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/scoping-of-with-expressions/23484
https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/rs73un/emacs_its_dependencies_and_dotfile_integration/
Sigh, so apparently Tom Berek of Steering Committee is now working for Anduril. You know, that same Anduril that caused an open letter denouncing MIC sponsoring community events. I don't see how it's acceptable for SC members to work for Anduril, especially in the wake of the whole, you know...
The failure to provide an update to his conflict of interest (and two SC members stating their personal opinions that they don't see much of an issue) is a breach of trust. This means, once again, that the community has to organize by themselves, and demand accountability from people in power. To this end, please spread this information far and wide, and give @nyanbinary a hug. And go support your local #Lix and #Aux representatives.
Original post: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/sc-member-tomberek-works-for-anduril/68971
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20250906212959/https://discourse.nixos.org/t/sc-member-tomberek-works-for-anduril/68971
The yearly #nix / #NixOS community survey is online:
https://survey.nixos.org/759934
https://discourse.nixos.org/t/nix-community-survey-2025/68870
he choose by following some YouTube howto maybe not the most adviced choice (but he keep this way)
I call this "Linux by the north path..."
How do I install a package from my local checkout of my (modified) fork of the nixpkgs repo so that doing "nixos-rebuild switch" will overwrite these changes?
Currently the docs just say to use "nix-env -f . -iA libfoo" but so far everyone told me to NEVER NEVER EVER run "nix-env" as this will "fuck up the entire system in a way that nixos-rebuild won't fix".
Is there some documentation for which "NixOS tests in nixos/tests" I've to run when I'm trying to make a PR to nixpkgs for a single package?
At most I was able to find how to run a test but not anything in regards to which one(s).
Also as there are literally countless dedicated tests and I don't want to accidentally run one that locally rebuilds every single package the trial-and-error approach also kinda isn't fitting.
Also which of these does the CI/CD (also) run?
"To start with #Nix was one of my worst IT ideas so far."
Read about the reasons why #NixOS did not work out for me on:
Good bye NixOS, Hello #Debian (Again)!
https://karl-voit.at/2025/08/30/end-of-my-nixos/
I say bye to the great Nix community here! 👋 You were the best part of my Nix experience. 🙇
Edit: I published an extended version on 2025-08-31 with additional content and links.
@thelinuxcast Nobody even mentioning #SailfishOS, a good mobile Linux made by @jolla, which ticks so many of the mentioned "it's not there yet" boxes:
- well-integrated #Android subsystem (e.g install from #Fdroid or #AuroraStore)
- a battle-tested UI (that one is proprietary though)
- installable on very cheap phones
- ...
I really should've joined and talked about it. And since you mentioned it: Yes, I do in fact use the #nix package manager on it 😉