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Does something actually stop you packaging proprietary binaries, perhaps privately, for Guix? It's clearly better to say No, but CUDA is a case where that's dif
by gnufx 9y ago
Does something actually stop you packaging proprietary binaries, perhaps privately, for Guix? It's clearly better to say No, but CUDA is a case where that's difficult.
(I don't see what's wrong with adopting sexps to avoid dealing with custom syntax -- quite the opposite,)
- wcummings 9y agoThe kernel it ships with won't load blobs.
- gnufx 9y agoOK, there's a distinction between the GuixSD free software distribution and Guix package management. I'm surprised you can't build and use a non-linux-libre kernel with GuixSD, though; that presumably excludes even free additions, like Lustre, unless someone has done the forward porting work. (One of the recent HPC-ish presentations on Guix mentioned nvidia stuff -- I don't remember which.)