Installing leiningen on Manjaro Linux

Timo Geusch — Sun, 05 May 2019 10:53:49 +0000

I like Lispy languages. One I’ve been playing with – and occasionally been using for smaller projects – is Clojure. Clojure projects usually use Leiningen for their build system. There are generally two ways to install leiningen – just download the script as per the Leiningen web site, or use the OS package manager. I usually prefer using the OS package manager, but Manjaro doesn’t include leiningen as a package in its repositories. Installing leiningen is pretty easy via the package manager and I’ll show you how.

Switching to Manjaro Linux and getting an AMD RX 470 to work

Timo Geusch — Sat, 19 Nov 2016 16:00:08 +0000

I’ve been a Xubuntu user for years after switching from OpenSuse. I liked its simplicity and the fact that it just worked out of the box, but I was getting more and more disappointed with Ubuntu packages being out of date, sorry, stable. Having to rebuild a bunch of packages on every install was getting a little old. Well, they did provide material for all those “build XXX on Ubuntu” posts. Recently I’ve been playing with Manjaro Linux in a VM as I had been looking for an Arch Linux based distribution that gave me the right balance between DIY and convenience. I ended up liking it so much that I did a proper bare metal install on my main desktop. The install was pretty smooth apart from a issue with getting my AMD RX 470 graphics card to work.

Manjaro Linux on The Lone C++ Coder's Blog

Installing leiningen on Manjaro Linux

Switching to Manjaro Linux and getting an AMD RX 470 to work