Laurent Orseau

I started something on the wiki: https://github.com/racket/racket/wiki/Installing-Racket-and-trying-out-a-package-or-a-file Feel free to edit or let me know what you'd change.

Does it have the same problem as `apt`, that is, it may be a few versions behind?

@spdegabrielle On the PATH wiki, you say: > * If you prefer the command line, you can do `sudo sh -c 'echo "/Applications/Racket v8.0/bin" >> /etc/paths.d/racket'` (If you have installed...

@xxyzz Thanks. I think I prefer to not mention homebrew for this wiki page which targets 'really-new users', since it requires installing additional software.

@spdegabrielle Re. standalones. Having binaries would be nice, but you'd need a server that compiles for all platforms. I can't cross-compile my programs to macOS or Windows myself for example.

@mflatt > I agree about adding instructions to use `sh racket-8.0-x86_64-linux-cs.sh` on the download page, and I've added that. Wonderful, thanks! Would it be worth mentioning that `sudo` may be...

The new instructions are starting to be pretty decent I think, and they are complete: https://github.com/racket/racket/wiki/Installing-Racket-and-trying-out-a-package-or-a-file Any comment to improve this is welcome! It would also be great to actually...

One thing I can't make up my mind on is whether we should split the page in 2: One page for GUI, on page for CLI. The reason is that...

I added this line, hopefully it's accurate: > **On Windows 10:** > * Racket 8.1 or later: In DrRacket, click on **Help** then **Configure Command Line for Racket…**: This will...

@rfindler > I put something to the drracket Help|Configure Command Line for Racket... menu item under unix that tells people where the path is, but doens't try to do anything...