Guix
gnu.orgGuix is a distribution of the GNU operating system. Guix is technology that respects the freedom of computer users. You are free to run the system for any purpose, study how it works, improve it, and share it with the whole world.
You may want to run 64bit ISO images of many GNU/Linux systems (i.e. GuixSD and Trisquel ) using a virtual machine. You may have a 64bit...
Transactional package manager, declarative GNU/Linux distribution, reproducible deployment tool, and more!
The Official Tutorial Archive™ of Nokogiri®
A collection of examples of how to use Common Lisp
nix-diff 1.0 announcement post
Here’s a little trick I worked out a while back. Along the way I’llintroduce two tools, direnv and Nix, which I’ve found super helpful whendeveloping many di...
21 Lessons Learned from Falling Down the Bitcoin Rabbit Hole.
Part three of 21 lessons learned from Bitcoin.
This is the sixth post in my series on finding an alternative to Mac OS X. The previous post in the series recapped my first year away from Mac OS and my move to FreeBSD on my desktop computer. The search for the ideal desktop continues and my preferences evolve as I gain more experience. In this post I summarise where I'm at two years after switching away from Mac OS. This includes leaving FreeBSD on the desktop and switching from GNOME to Awesome. I'll cover the motivation, benefits, and drawbacks to giving up a complete desktop environment for a, "build your own", desktop.
Jose Maria Cuellar Geeks from all Lisps of life met in Madrid last week for the European Common Lisp Meeting and European Lisp Symposium...