Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of Questions and Answers

Timestamp:

04/29/25 22:09:16 (2 months ago)

Author:

enno

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Questions and Answers

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 '''Answer:''' Yes, Guix supports multiple ways to install and manage software packages, each with its own use case:
 
-* System-wide installation (via the OS configuration):
+=== System-wide installation (via the OS configuration):
 
-- Makes packages available to all users.
+* Makes packages available to all users.
 
-- Best for shared tools or infrastructure software.
+* Best for shared tools or infrastructure software.
 
-* User’s default profile (using guix install):
+=== User’s default profile (using guix install):
 
-- Manual and ad hoc.
-- Convenient for quickly installing software for personal use.
+* Manual and ad hoc.
 
-* Home configuration (via guix home):
+* Convenient for quickly installing software for personal use.
 
-- Declarative and portable.
+=== Home configuration (via guix home):
 
-- Ideal for maintaining a consistent user environment across machines.
+* Declarative and portable.
 
-* Temporary environments (using guix shell):
+* Ideal for maintaining a consistent user environment across machines.
 
-- Ephemeral, isolated environments for development or experimentation.
-- Great for trying out tools without polluting your profiles.
+=== Temporary environments (using guix shell):
+
+* Ephemeral, isolated environments for development or experimentation.
+
+* Great for trying out tools without polluting your profiles.
+
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 '''Important:''' Packages only behave well together if they’re installed using the same method.