Re: stumpwm on guix - "sb-cltl2" issues

[Katherine Cox-Buday <cox.katherine.e@gmail.com>]

Wil deBeest <bovid-19@4tii.de> writes:

> 
> Wil deBeest <bovid-19@4tii.de> writes:
>
>> 
>> Benjamin Slade <beoram@gmail.com> writes:
>> 
>>> I'm trying to run my long-standing stumpwm init.lisp on a recent Guix
>>> install, using the packaged stumpwm, however when it launches, it
>>> fails to process the init.lisp and gives me an "Don't know how to
>>> REQUIRE sb-cltl2." error.
>>> I've set the SBCL_HOME variable both in .xprofile and in the init.lisp
>>> itself [via `(sb-posix:putenv
>>> "SBCL_HOME=/run/current-system/profile/lib/sbcl/")' ], but this
>>> doesn't seem to help.
>>> Is there a good way around this? (On my other system I just compile
>>> stumpwm from source and install; I don't know if that makes a
>>> difference here.)
>>> —Ben
>> 
>> I used to have the same problem, but I don't remember what fixed it.
>> 
>> SBCL_HOME isn't set at all, I only have `exec /home/bovid-19/.guix-profile/bin/stumpwm' in my
>> `~/.xinitrc', and my stumpwm init file starts like this:
>> 
>> (in-package :stumpwm)
>> (require 'sb-cltl2)
>> 
>> 
>> I'm not sure what else I can look for.
>
> I have probably found the solution: in addition to stumpwm, I also have
> `cl-trivial-cltl2' and `cl-asdf' (and sbcl) in my system configuration.
> If you can confirm that those two packages are what was missing, we
> should add them to the stumpwm package as inputs.

I think I have this problem? But like Benjamin, it has also been a very long time since I addressed it. In my profiles, I include:

                 "stumpwm"
                 "sbcl-stumpwm-kbd-layouts"
                 ;; net module has this unacknowledged dependency
                 "sbcl-cl-ppcre"
                 "sbcl-stumpwm-net"
                 "sbcl-stumpwm-pass"
                 "sbcl-stumpwm-stumptray"
                 "sbcl-stumpwm-swm-gaps"
                 "sbcl-stumpwm-ttf-fonts"

and I don't seem to have any problem. I start it from lightdm, and I don't think that's doing anything special.

Probably in my case some of the modules are including the missing dependencies.

I hope that helps somehow.

-- 
Katherine