Hi Hilton! I recently removed Guix Home profile initialization from the system-level shell profile in bug#76082 (), hence the explicit comment. The rationale is provided in the cover letter, [[bug#76082] [PATCH 0/9] Improve profile initialization on foreign distros plus misc improvements], and commit [[bug#76082] [PATCH 4/9] guix-install.sh: Remove system-level Guix Home initialization.]. I would advocate against attempting to initialize the Guix Home profile in the system ‘/etc/profile/’ files (or in Guix System’s equivalent system-level shell initialization). Guix Home is capable of initializing itself entirely at the user level. This is the default behavior and documented in the manual at ‘(guix) Configuring the Shell’. Guix Home users retain more control over fine-tuning shell initialization this way. It also keeps search path variables tidy by preventing duplicating Guix Home initialization at the system and user level. WDYT? Thanks! PS: maybe not so useful if/when the Codeberg migration happens, but ‘(guix) Multiple Patches’ documents handy workarounds for Debbugs’s rather subpar handling of patch series. —Liam [[bug#76082] [PATCH 0/9] Improve profile initialization on foreign distros plus misc improvements] [[bug#76082] [PATCH 4/9] guix-install.sh: Remove system-level Guix Home initialization.]