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Re: Enjoying GuixSD
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Björn Höfling |
Subject: |
Re: Enjoying GuixSD |
Date: |
Sun, 11 Nov 2018 03:09:56 +0100 |
On Fri, 09 Nov 2018 15:18:00 -0600
Brett Gilio <address@hidden> wrote:
> Brian Woodcox writes:
> > P.S. If anyone feels energetic and has the time, it would be nice
> > to have a recipe to install the VirtualBox Guest Additions into
> > GuixSD. Then I can get copy and paste to work. :)
>
> I am thrilled you are having as good of a time with GuixSD as I am. It
> is a truly tremendous system, and I have found virtually no
> limitations.
>
> Somebody may have to correct me on this, but I believe VirtualBox's
> Guest Additions have a freedom issue, so you will be unlikely to find
> a recipe to get it packaged for installation. I apologize on that
> front, however I do recommend you use QEMU instead if possible in
> KVM, that way you can use the fully free VirtIO bundle for
> acceleration and achieving full screen with proper resolution and so
I don't know exactly. But I also have that feeling that there was some
freedom issue with the guest additions.
I'm working over SSH for that purpose: What I'm doing is adding an SSH
service to my GuixSD-VM-config, having the SSH port being
opened/redirected, setting up an SSH-key and having an alias in my
~/.ssh/config:
Host g64
HostName localhost
Port 3333
User bjoern
In that way I can quickly, passwordless login via "ssh g64" into my
GuixSD x86_64 machine and have the usual copy/paste from my host system.
For files/longer pastes I can use "scp local-file g64:~".
Björn
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