I use Riak on my arch desktop at home, and the 2.0releases compile from
source and run without issue on the erlang 16. So that is an option as well.
Bryce
On 02/05/2014 11:55 AM, Jordan West wrote:
I use kerl (previously linked by Tom) on Arch w/o issue -- sourcing
the activate file in my shel
I use kerl (previously linked by Tom) on Arch w/o issue -- sourcing the
activate file in my shell init scripts. Using pacman isn't an option
because, as Tom mentioned, multiple versions of Erlang aren't handled by it
well.
Jordan
On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 11:51 AM, Tom Santero wrote:
> Hi Yves,
>
Hi Yves,
This is less of a distro issue and more of a managing multiple versions of
Erlang issue. I would encourage you to check out either kerl[0] or
erln8[1]. kerl is more mature and well known, but erln8 (written by Basho's
Dave Parfitt) is pretty neat as it allows you to set a specific version
Hello,
I recently found out about Riak and wanted to give it a try on my laptop.
I have Arch Linux running it and I like the OS enough so that I don't want
to install something else in its place.
The problem that I ran into is that I have R16B03 installed (and it works
very well.) I need -- cor
