You can always remove or rename the gs binary that comes with LilyPond.
Note, though, that the PDF generation in LilyPond won't work if your other
ghostscript is too old.
/Mats
Joseph Wakeling wrote:
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I noticed that lilypond comes with ghostscript built in. Is there a way
to remove this safely? It's clashing with my sytem's existing
ghostscript installation.
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