I love Guix and GuixSD and would like to move to it as my main OS, but I dislike that they actively censor information on how to run a custom kernel and get set up on a machine where some drivers linux-libre removes are required. I understand that they don't want to distribute those stuff and that's fine, but not everybody can buy new hardware and especially <i>any</i> hardware easily. This is extremism for me (banning official information, not the offending drivers), it's distasteful and discourages me.
Let's say I want to have the last five versions of my application installed as a mortal user, for testing purposes.<p>Let's say that my application's build system pulls in a big GUI toolkit binary because reasons.<p>Let's say I don't want to create "official" packages for it, just something quick and dirty that will get me these versions installed.<p>Can I do this with GNU Guix?
> Bootloader definitions are available for many boards—Novena, A20 OLinuXino, BeagleBone, and even NES.<p>I'd love to see somebody try to run GuixSD on a NES.