Re: [racket] How to install non-gui portion of racket]

2010-07-20 Thread Richard Hollos
Just what I needed. Thanks a lot, Richard > It's best to configure with `--disable-gracket', which skips the build > of the GUI binary. That way, your installation will have a complete set > of documentation of libraries, though it will also include DrRacket > libraries that won't be useful. >At

Re: [racket] How to install non-gui portion of racket

2010-07-20 Thread Matthew Flatt
It's best to configure with `--disable-gracket', which skips the build of the GUI binary. That way, your installation will have a complete set of documentation of libraries, though it will also include DrRacket libraries that won't be useful. To get a distribution analogous to the old "MzScheme"

[racket] How to install non-gui portion of racket

2010-07-20 Thread Richard Hollos
I need to install racket on a linux machine with no x-windows. The last time I did it, in Dec 2008, I went to: http://download.plt-scheme.org/mzscheme/ and grabbed: mz-4.1.3-src-unix.tgz Then just did "configure", "make", and "make install". Is there a similar easy process for the latest comma