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SigmaSquadron: Tweeki cleanup

2025-04-17T17:04:59Z

Tweeki cleanup

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	== I cannot find $package when running <code>nix-env -qaP</code> even with channels configured ==		== I cannot find $package when running <code>nix-env -qaP</code> even with channels configured ==

Klinger: fixed link to „Unfree software“ (capitalization)

2024-06-25T20:26:55Z

fixed link to „Unfree software“ (capitalization)

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	Not all packages are listed. Packages may not be listed because:		Not all packages are listed. Packages may not be listed because:
	* the package is unfree, like e.g. ''unrar'' and ''teamspeak_client''; see [[Unfree ~~Software~~]] for more information		* the package is unfree, like e.g. ''unrar'' and ''teamspeak_client''; see [[Unfree software]] for more information
	* the package is part of an attribute set and <code>nix-env</code> doesn't recurse into this set (see ''pkgs.recurseIntoAttrs''), use <code>nix-env -qaP -A haskellPackages</code> for listing these entries		* the package is part of an attribute set and <code>nix-env</code> doesn't recurse into this set (see ''pkgs.recurseIntoAttrs''), use <code>nix-env -qaP -A haskellPackages</code> for listing these entries
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Tomodachi94: /* I cannot find $package when running nix-env -qaP even with channels configured */ adjust sentence about unfree software

2024-06-21T05:45:09Z

I cannot find $package when running nix-env -qaP even with channels configured: adjust sentence about unfree software

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	Not all packages are listed. Packages may not be listed because:		Not all packages are listed. Packages may not be listed because:
	* the package is unfree, like e.g. ''unrar'' and ''teamspeak_client''; see [[~~FAQ#How_can_I_install_a_proprietary_or_unfree_package.3F\|The appropriate FAQ entry for installing unfree packages~~]]		* the package is unfree, like e.g. ''unrar'' and ''teamspeak_client''; see [[Unfree Software]] for more information
	* the package is part of an attribute set and <code>nix-env</code> doesn't recurse into this set (see ''pkgs.recurseIntoAttrs''), use <code>nix-env -qaP -A haskellPackages</code> for listing these entries		* the package is part of an attribute set and <code>nix-env</code> doesn't recurse into this set (see ''pkgs.recurseIntoAttrs''), use <code>nix-env -qaP -A haskellPackages</code> for listing these entries
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imported>Samueldr: Samueldr moved page FAQ/notfound to FAQ/Cannot Find Package: → Better URL

2018-01-11T01:04:04Z

Samueldr moved page FAQ/notfound to FAQ/Cannot Find Package: → Better URL

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imported>Samueldr: URL shortening trickery

2018-01-11T01:01:37Z

URL shortening trickery

New page

{{FAQ/breadcrumb}}{{#tweekihide:firstHeading}}<onlyinclude>
== I cannot find $package when running <code>nix-env -qaP</code> even with channels configured ==

Not all packages are listed. Packages may not be listed because:
* the package is unfree, like e.g. ''unrar'' and ''teamspeak_client''; see [[FAQ#How_can_I_install_a_proprietary_or_unfree_package.3F|The appropriate FAQ entry for installing unfree packages]]
* the package is part of an attribute set and <code>nix-env</code> doesn't recurse into this set (see ''pkgs.recurseIntoAttrs''), use <code>nix-env -qaP -A haskellPackages</code> for listing these entries
</onlyinclude>