is your system under load or not? if its not under load then blame wayland or other shit, but if you are nearing 98 percent or such, it might lag a bit. ive had bullshit issues where if have 40 firefox tabs open and copy and paste sometimes likes to fail.
yt-dlp 25? That's really weird. Have you done "guix pull" recently or after installing your system? It updates all package definitions from all of your channels. Also, I'm not 100% sure what ships with the default Guix installation, but you might want to add the new Codeberg repo into your channels if they haven't yet made it the default. Should look like:
(channel
(name 'guix)
(url "https://codeberg.org/guix/guix")
(branch "master")
(introduction
(make-channel-introduction
"9edb3f66fd807b096b48283debdcddccfea34bad"
(openpgp-fingerprint
"BBB0 2DDF 2CEA F6A8 0D1D E643 A2A0 6DF2 A33A 54FA"))))name: yt-dlp
version: 2026.03.17
outputs:
+ out: everything
systems: x86_64-linux
dependencies: ffmpeg@8.0 nss-certs-for-test@3.101.4 pandoc@2.19.2 python-brotli@1.0.9 python-certifi@2025.06.15 python-hatchling@1.27.0 python-mutagen@1.47.0
+ python-pycryptodomex@3.23.0 python-pytest@9.0.2 python-requests@2.32.5 python-urllib3@2.5.0 python-websockets@13.1 zip@3.0
location: gnu/packages/video.scm:3300:2
homepage: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
license: Public Domain
synopsis: Download videos from YouTube.com and other sites
description: yt-dlp is a small command-line program to download videos from YouTube.com and many more sites. It is a fork of youtube-dl with a focus on adding new
+ features while keeping up-to-date with the original project.
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yeah i just guix pulled today did a guix search its trying to get 25.09.23
How did you set up hotkeys? I've tried to use this one before, and while the previews work, and clicking them works, I can't get hotkeys to work consistently. Like it might work every once in a while, but then not again for a very long time. Both setting specific clients to a specific key, and trying to use a key like tab to switch to the next client over.
just play it with spt to get your fix
I'm using evdev on x11. You also have to hit the Save button frequently.
shouldn't this be something you can set as a system setting instead of per-application? tired of the gtk browser
I've had a bunch of odd issues with it. It isn't anything that is a showstopper, but the annoyances build up over time.
I got around to trying this, I had to hunt for an up to date KEYDB.cfg file but I have 1080p Blurays working swimmingly. It looks like for getting UHD playback on my LG WH14NS40, I will need to do some bootleg firmware flashing again.
I have a libre drive compatible drive but after trying to figure out how the fuck to do it I gave up and need to ask someone how
It's not hard if you know the right path, the issue is the current documentation is just bad. I imagine Bluray rippers want to keep this hush-hush to justify selling 4K rips or hosting streaming sites that are raped by ads.
Stop using fentanyl.
Is this an older wireless mouse? You're not using wayland experimental right? maybe change your mouse curser icon to a different one?
As far as the GNU project is concerned, Wayland is A-OK since it is 100% free software. Some of the most prolific Guix devs like Hilton Chain or Franz Gefke both use Wayland compositors (Niri & Sway respectively). I've used Hyprland, Sway and DWL, all of which run great. The whole X11 vs Wayland thing is played out. Both suck dick, just pick what flavor of dick you prefer: keylogger monolith or tranny redhatware. As far as XLibre is concerned, there's a third party Guix channel for it and it just werks as a drop in replacement for X11. I only messed around with it for like a week before jumping back cause xnamespace is still broken. If you wanna use X, XLibre is probably the way to go since it still gets commits pretty much daily (the Guix verison is updated with every major release).
Yeah I've got xlibre on my slave drive on my main desktop but I mostly just use Wayland because that's where all the action that pertains to me and my projects I'm working on is
curl script) + your choice of graphical overlay = surprisingly excellent local inference platform.curl script more or less pulls everything from Fedora's own repos instead of setting some obscure affair in ~/.local/bin like pip does.rocm.conf files or anything along those lines. No hit to my CPU or RAM usage, which meant ROCM was definitively using my GPU first and foremost instead of offloading crap to the CPU like it would with RDNA1-3 cards.llama.cpp for people who can't git gud. The setup script on the home page really is all-encompassing. Bootstraps everything without any muss or fuss whatsoever. I pulled llama3.1:latest (it defaulted to the 8B parameter model) and deepseek-r1:14b. The former for general purpose LLM stuff and the latter for longer form chain-of-reasoning crap. The learning curve with Ollama isn't so much a curve so much as it is a cliff. You have a seamless onboarding with the script, and then suddenly it amps up like you're a longtime AI researcher or a turbosped hobbyist. Nothing within the false beginner to intermediate range, I'm afraid.systemd --user service for persistence was... surprisingly painless. I probably should learn the Firewalld zone methodology, but firewall-cmd is still more than able to open port 3000 on my LAN for other devices on my network (i.e. my phone) to access. No SELinux issues either!Llama3.1 said:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e
apt_updater() {
sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -y
}
main() {
apt_updater
}
main "$@"#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e
apt_updater() {
sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -y
}
refresh_docker_services() {
for service in freshrss jellyfin navidrome wallabag wireguard; do
cd "$service"
docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d --force-recreate
cd ..
done
}
main() {
apt_updater
refresh_docker_services
}
main "$@"refresh_docker_services() {
for service in freshrss jellyfin navidrome wallabag wireguard; do
cd "$service"
docker-compose pull && docker-compose up -d --force-recreate
cd ..
done
}docker compose. Take the hyphens out like so docker compose pull && docker compose up -d --force-recreatesystemd-timer service. My heart is telling me "cron job! cron job! do the cron job!" but my brain is saying "dude, you're already fiddling with systemd --user services. It doesn't hurt to learn systemd-timer and actually see whether or not it's better than a simple cron job."
When I guix searched yt-dlp one of the packages was for Emacs and that got me curious as to how literal your statement is