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Arne Babenhauserheide
Arne Babenhauserheide
@ArneBab@rollenspiel.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
Create SBOM from Guix Since Nov. 12th 2025, GNU Guix can be used to create a complete SBOM in cyclonedx json format for all packaged software: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | head ; echo ... { "bomFormat": "CycloneDX", "specVersion": "1.6", "metadata": { "timestamp": "2025-12-29T19:24:18Z", "tools": { "components": [ { "type": "operating-system", "name": "guix" ... To only create an SBOM of a specific depth, use --max-depth=N: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json --max-depth=1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l 11 10 In short: guix graph guile -b cyclonedx-json -M 1 To create an SBOM for a non-packaged tool, create a local guix.scm file, then you can graph from that. With the example of dryads-wake: cd /path/to/dryads-wake && \ guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l && \ # => 172 guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json -M1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l # => 13
Create SBOM from Guix Since Nov. 12th 2025, GNU Guix can be used to create a complete SBOM in cyclonedx json format for all packaged software: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | head ; echo ... { "bomFormat": "CycloneDX", "specVersion": "1.6", "metadata": { "timestamp": "2025-12-29T19:24:18Z", "tools": { "components": [ { "type": "operating-system", "name": "guix" ... To only create an SBOM of a specific depth, use --max-depth=N: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json --max-depth=1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l 11 10 In short: guix graph guile -b cyclonedx-json -M 1 To create an SBOM for a non-packaged tool, create a local guix.scm file, then you can graph from that. With the example of dryads-wake: cd /path/to/dryads-wake && \ guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l && \ # => 172 guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json -M1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l # => 13
Create SBOM from Guix Since Nov. 12th 2025, GNU Guix can be used to create a complete SBOM in cyclonedx json format for all packaged software: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | head ; echo ... { "bomFormat": "CycloneDX", "specVersion": "1.6", "metadata": { "timestamp": "2025-12-29T19:24:18Z", "tools": { "components": [ { "type": "operating-system", "name": "guix" ... To only create an SBOM of a specific depth, use --max-depth=N: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json --max-depth=1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l 11 10 In short: guix graph guile -b cyclonedx-json -M 1 To create an SBOM for a non-packaged tool, create a local guix.scm file, then you can graph from that. With the example of dryads-wake: cd /path/to/dryads-wake && \ guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l && \ # => 172 guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json -M1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l # => 13
Arne Babenhauserheide
Arne Babenhauserheide
@ArneBab@rollenspiel.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
Create SBOM from Guix Since Nov. 12th 2025, GNU Guix can be used to create a complete SBOM in cyclonedx json format for all packaged software: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | head ; echo ... { "bomFormat": "CycloneDX", "specVersion": "1.6", "metadata": { "timestamp": "2025-12-29T19:24:18Z", "tools": { "components": [ { "type": "operating-system", "name": "guix" ... To only create an SBOM of a specific depth, use --max-depth=N: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json --max-depth=1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l 11 10 In short: guix graph guile -b cyclonedx-json -M 1 To create an SBOM for a non-packaged tool, create a local guix.scm file, then you can graph from that. With the example of dryads-wake: cd /path/to/dryads-wake && \ guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l && \ # => 172 guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json -M1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l # => 13
Create SBOM from Guix Since Nov. 12th 2025, GNU Guix can be used to create a complete SBOM in cyclonedx json format for all packaged software: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | head ; echo ... { "bomFormat": "CycloneDX", "specVersion": "1.6", "metadata": { "timestamp": "2025-12-29T19:24:18Z", "tools": { "components": [ { "type": "operating-system", "name": "guix" ... To only create an SBOM of a specific depth, use --max-depth=N: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json --max-depth=1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l 11 10 In short: guix graph guile -b cyclonedx-json -M 1 To create an SBOM for a non-packaged tool, create a local guix.scm file, then you can graph from that. With the example of dryads-wake: cd /path/to/dryads-wake && \ guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l && \ # => 172 guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json -M1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l # => 13
Create SBOM from Guix Since Nov. 12th 2025, GNU Guix can be used to create a complete SBOM in cyclonedx json format for all packaged software: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | head ; echo ... { "bomFormat": "CycloneDX", "specVersion": "1.6", "metadata": { "timestamp": "2025-12-29T19:24:18Z", "tools": { "components": [ { "type": "operating-system", "name": "guix" ... To only create an SBOM of a specific depth, use --max-depth=N: guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l guix graph guile --backend=cyclonedx-json --max-depth=1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l 11 10 In short: guix graph guile -b cyclonedx-json -M 1 To create an SBOM for a non-packaged tool, create a local guix.scm file, then you can graph from that. With the example of dryads-wake: cd /path/to/dryads-wake && \ guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json | grep '"name":' | wc -l && \ # => 172 guix graph -L . -e '(load "guix.scm")' -b cyclonedx-json -M1 | grep '"name":' | wc -l # => 13
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Amy Pillow
Amy Pillow
@amy@ice.ch3.st  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago
My startup screen upon logging in. I didn't catch the moment the echo area said it, but it does display your emacs init time, which is 4.71 seconds for me this time, on battery. The main reason it's so long is loading org-mode on startup, because I prefer the scratch buffer to be in Org mode. Oh, also my theme changes from this to a darker gray at sunset.
My startup screen upon logging in. I didn't catch the moment the echo area said it, but it does display your emacs init time, which is 4.71 seconds for me this time, on battery. The main reason it's so long is loading org-mode on startup, because I prefer the scratch buffer to be in Org mode. Oh, also my theme changes from this to a darker gray at sunset.
My startup screen upon logging in. I didn't catch the moment the echo area said it, but it does display your emacs init time, which is 4.71 seconds for me this time, on battery. The main reason it's so long is loading org-mode on startup, because I prefer the scratch buffer to be in Org mode. Oh, also my theme changes from this to a darker gray at sunset.
Amy Pillow
Amy Pillow
@amy@ice.ch3.st  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago
My startup screen upon logging in. I didn't catch the moment the echo area said it, but it does display your emacs init time, which is 4.71 seconds for me this time, on battery. The main reason it's so long is loading org-mode on startup, because I prefer the scratch buffer to be in Org mode. Oh, also my theme changes from this to a darker gray at sunset.
My startup screen upon logging in. I didn't catch the moment the echo area said it, but it does display your emacs init time, which is 4.71 seconds for me this time, on battery. The main reason it's so long is loading org-mode on startup, because I prefer the scratch buffer to be in Org mode. Oh, also my theme changes from this to a darker gray at sunset.
My startup screen upon logging in. I didn't catch the moment the echo area said it, but it does display your emacs init time, which is 4.71 seconds for me this time, on battery. The main reason it's so long is loading org-mode on startup, because I prefer the scratch buffer to be in Org mode. Oh, also my theme changes from this to a darker gray at sunset.
Ludovic Courtès
Ludovic Courtès
@civodul@toot.aquilenet.fr  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Konrad Hinsen and 1 other boosted
Sharlatan
Sharlatan
@sharlatan@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago