guix pull
guix install emacs
guix remove emacs
| command (preceeded by guix) | descriptions |
|---|---|
| install emacs | install the emacs package |
| remove emacs | remove emacs package |
| pull | downloads latest Guix, deploys it |
| package –list-generations | show all generations of packages |
| package –roll-back | rollback to prev generation |
| describe | show guix version and channels using |
guix package --manifest=my-packages.scm
Where my-packages.scm may contain something like:
(specifications->manifest
'("emacs" "cowsay"))
This will install emacs and cowsay.
- Get the current hash version of guix you are using with
guix describe. Say it is:cabba9e. - You can now get the same version somewhere else with:
guix pull --commit=cabba9e.
guix time-machine --commit=cabba9e -- install emacs
The above will install the emacs that was current at the guix commit
cabba9e.
guix environment --ad-hoc python python-numpy python-scipy -- python3
The above will create a temporary environment with python,
python-numpy & python-scipy installed and run the python3 command.
guix environment --ad-hoc coreutils --container
The above command will only have the package coreutils AND the
current directory.
The guix pack command creates a shrink-wrapped pack or software bundle: it creates a tarball or some other archive containing the binaries of the software you’re interested in, and all its dependencies.
guix pack python python-numpy
guix pack --relocatable python python-numpy
When you unpack you can type:
./bin/python
and it will just work.
guix pack --format=docker python python-numpy
hint: After setting `PATH’, run `hash guix’ to make sure your shell refers to `/home/fenton/.config/guix/current/bin/guix’.
- Install with shell script.
- Run
guix pull. - Add home/fenton.config/guix/current/bin to path in ~/.zshrc.
- add it to your current shell too:
╭─fenton@ss9 ~/.config/guix/current ╰─$ export PATH=$PATH:~/.config/guix/current/bin
- Try installing emacs with:
guix install emacs