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Nix is quite useful for installing nonfree (or simply not in the Guix repository) software, and is referenced in the wiki already several times. This should be done fairly soon! I already have a draft, so I'll assign this to myself (which will be worked on after the UX improvements).

the gemini sites shows tables, but not the html site.

see this commit for an example of a table that dont render: be96c1a

it's possibly related to how publish.el export backends are configured, or slimhtml:

I just watched your video today @daviwil, and I think your show notes are way nicer than my current article. Would you mind if I combined them?

I think that would be a nice thing to keep on the wiki. I've also reinstalled Guix on one of my MacBooks and will start writing more articles again.

Currently the UX is definitely clunky, and there is no indexing. This renders our search function useless; setting up a site map is crucial, and should help with this. Pages like the recently merged "browsers" aren't even accessible easily, and with the current layout have no reasonable way to be incorporated. I take inspiration from the handling of the Debian and Arch wikis, however incorporating the existing style of the site.

This is a fairly high priority, and is already being worked on.

get this result after trying to run the powershell command using the latest windows 11 with everything upgraded to date:
`

wsl -d guix --exec /bin/busybox sh -c "/mnt/c/Users/kevin/OneDrive/Desktop/guix-install.sh /mnt/c/Users/kevin/OneDrive/Desktop/wsl.scm"
wsl.scm:13:2: error: (operating-system (host-name "guix") (keyboard-layout (keyboard-layout "us" "altgr-intl")) (users (cons (user-account (name "wsl") (group "users") (home-directory "/home/wsl") (supplementary-groups (quote ("wheel")))) %base-user-accounts)) (kernel hello) (initrd (lambda* rest (plain-file "dummyinitrd" "dummyinitrd"))) (initrd-modules (quote ())) (firmware (quote ())) (bootloader (bootloader-configuration (bootloader (bootloader (name (quote dummybootloader)) (package hello) (configuration-file "/dev/null") (configuration-file-generator (lambda* rest (computed-file "dummybootloader" (gexp (mkdir (ungexp output)))))) (installer (gexp (const #t))))))) (file-systems (list (file-system (device "/dev/sdb") (mount-point "/") (type "ext4") (mount? #t)))) (services (list (service guix-service-type) (service special-files-service-type (quasiquote (("/usr/bin/env" (unquote (file-append coreutils "/bin/env"))))))))): missing field initializers (timezone)`

That links to the right place inside https://github.com/SystemCrafters/wiki-site/tree/main/content.

For example, clicking the edit link on this page should take the user to this page. This makes it convenient to edit the wiki when spotting an error or opportunity.

Org Roam is an amazing tool that is highly customisable. Including information about it in the Emacs wiki would be great!