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Hardlinks! I hadn't thought of that :) Thanks.

> To remove those that are no longer needed by any other package in any of
> your profile generations run =E2=80=9Cguix gc=E2=80=9D.  You may want to =
delete unused
> profile and system generations first, though.

Well, that's obvious. 'guix gc' is executed by cron, and before listing
above I specifically executed 'guix package --delete-generations && guix gc
--collect-garbage'. In other words, in the first case, the result is
already after all possible purges, usually I leave only the last generation
and do not store the previous ones.