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# Mostly from this https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/start/your-first-book.html
# Install globally or in venv
pip install jupyter-book

# Create a template jupyter-book
jupyter-book create mynewbook

# Build book
cd mynewbook
jupyter-book build .

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# From an elevated Powershell prompt:
# Note: This installs both traditional conda + mamba, but mambe seems to work
#       only on Linux.
#
choco install mambaforge
#
# Once that is done, need to initialize mamba forge for Powershell / CMD
# This will add an autorun in the Commandshell key in windows.
# Note: Conda creates a `base` environment and uses that as startup
conda init

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$ cat test-expand.rkt
#lang racket
#|
The purpose of this file is to better understand how
macros are expanded.
The first variable in_s holds the results of
reading the input and transforming to s-exps,
every parentheses like [ and { are converted to regular (
without still expanding macros.

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In my S21, in order to achieve this, I had to go via 
Settings / General Management / Physical Keyboard (subtitle DEX Keyboard) / Samsung Keyboard - English US

once you click the last item you should be in "Language and Layout"
Look for English US, Dvorak Style

That should do it.

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sudo dnf install ncurses-devel
sudo dnf install libX11-devel
sudo dnf install libuuid-devel


git clone https://github.com/cisco/ChezScheme.git
cd ChezScheme
./configure
make
 

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# Install racket
# (Windows) Update PATH environment variable to include racket's install
# WSL2 Ubuntu: May need to install libssl-dev before raco package manager works:
# apt install libssl-dev
# In Fedora, instead install openssl-devel
# sudo dnf install openssl-devel
#
# Install beautiful-racket package
raco pkg install beautiful-racket

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Frow within windows:
Enum things

PS C:\> bcdedit /enum "{fwbootmgr}"

Set order
** DANGER!!! --> Make sure you use Guids ONLY from above command. If you splatter
** {bootmgr} guids into fwbootmgr you MAY CORRUPT YOUR BIOS.

PS C:\>  bcdedit /set "{fwbootmgr}" displayorder ...

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sudo zypper in libuuid-devel
sudo zypper in libX11-devel
 
git clone https://github.com/cisco/ChezScheme.git
cd ChezScheme
./configure
make
 
#
# To test without installing

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Objective: Install llvm toolchain + voltron for debugging
Voltron source: https://github.com/snare/voltron.git
For voltron, I needed to install:
* Modify the script a little. -- Will fork and add that change.
* python3, tmux
* Need to fix the library paths for llvm libraries
* python3-lldb site package

Ubuntu 22.04:

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# Create a virtual machine, with 4GB + 4cpus. This such that compilation
# goes fast and you can pass for jobs (-j4) to make.
# Mark the checkbox in System / Motherboard / Enable EFI (special OSes only)
#
# Choose VBoxSvga as the display adapter IF you want guest auto-resize to work.
# This is because the autoresize is triggered by fooling the guest that the
# monitor changed by injecting a new serial#. This can't be done under VMSVGA.
# See this link -> https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/VirtualBox#Resizing_doesn.27t_work
# 
# Use any live disk to drive the install. I used the archlinux boot disk because