I tried to use Nim standard installation on Manjaro and encountered a problem with _nimsuggest_. When running _nimsuggest --v3_ , I get an exception with the message _cannot open '/usr/lib/system.nim'_.
Manjaro installs Nim binary in /usr/bin and the library in /usr/lib/nim. Looking at the source, it appears that _nimsuggest_ looks for a directory named “lib” in the parent directory of /usr/bin and, of course, finds /usr/lib. Then it expects the library files to be present here, not in a subdirectory. Should we consider that Manjaro installation of Nim is broken since it doesn’t follow this requirement or that there is a problem with the way _nimsuggest_ searches the standard library location? In the first case, how the Manjaro installer should proceed? Installing the binary in /usr/bin is standard and installing the library files in a subdirectory of /usr/lib seems the right thing to do. Of course, there are other ways to install Nim, but it is reasonable to expect a distribution to provide a standard way to install the compiler and the tools as it is the case for other languages.
