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(Fedora-only) Copr
Copr manages third-party package repositories on Fedora and related operating systems, such as Rocky Linux. Install with the command
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(Windows-only) Chocolatey
Chocolatey is third-party package manager for Windows and Windows Server. Enable automatic updates by installing choco-upgrade-all-at.
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(Windows-only) winget
This is the official Windows package manager, integrated with the Microsoft Store. Install via Chocolately. Note that neither the Microsoft Store nor winget are available on Windows Server.
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This is the Scheme implementation I used in college on NeXT computers, now released as free/libre/open source software.
On Fedora, install via superboum/chez-scheme.
On Windows, install via winget, then add
...\Chez Scheme...\bin\ta6nt(e.g.,C:\Program Files\Chez Scheme 9.5.8\bin\ta6nt) to the per-user or system-wide executable search path.On Ubuntu, install via APT.
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VSCodium or Microsoft Visual Studio Code
I recommend VSCodium because it removes Microsoft's telemetry and tracking functions from Visual Studio Code. Otherwise, the two work identically.
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Chez Scheme REPL for VSCodium and Microsoft Visual Studio Code
This VSCodium/VSCode extension adds Chez Scheme syntax checking/highlighting, inline documentation, and tab completion.
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What can I say? Old habits die hard. This is my preferred editor, having used it since 1994.
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This integrates Scheme with Emacs, similar to SLIME and Common Lisp.