> Is it possible to install both of these, or do they overwrite parts of > each other?
I'm sorry if I have missed something obvious, but I'm not at all sure what you mean by "repo". First guess is a GNU/Linux distributions repo, in which case, it's likely that installing one first (say plt-scheme) and then following that by installing racket (and vice versa) will clobber some exuctables because Racket installs backward compatible drscheme (and friends) executables which really run the drracket (and friends) executables. You could very well get all sorts of other bizzare behaviour trying this. Smarter package managers might not even allow such a situation. You could mean the source code repos from the plt-scheme & racket-lang sites respectively. In which case, you can pass the --prefix=/dir/of/your/choice to the configure script when you build them, and then add aliases in your shell for drscheme and drracket so that they fire up what you want. Or you could mean something entirely different. My appologies if I've misundestood you. I wonder why you'd want to do this though? Horace. _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users
