Actually, the libraries can't be reached either.  Tried installing from 
both the level above and the dir with the sources:

§lambda1:/home/deep/liquid-lib/liquid> raco pkg install
raco pkg install: package is already installed from a different source
  package: liquid
  installed source: (link ../../../../deep/liquid)
  given source: (link ../../../../deep/liquid-lib/liquid)


But in the REPL, using one of the modules defined in liquid-lib/liquid

Welcome to Racket v6.1.

racket@> (require realtime.rkt)
stdin::356: realtime.rkt: bad module path
  in: realtime.rkt
  context...:
   standard-module-name-resolver
   /usr/share/racket/collects/racket/private/misc.rkt:87:7


Realtime.rkt is defined in the new lib.  Anyway, and FYI to tie off the 
last open thread here.
 


On Monday, April 20, 2015 at 8:34:26 PM UTC+8, robby wrote:
>
> Also, the command "raco docs" with no arguments takes you to the 
> starting point for the documentation. This starting point can move 
> based on what packages you have installed, I believe (it can move from 
> a file that comes with a distribution into a user-specific place when 
> you have installed user-specific pkgs), so if you want to check what 
> Racket thinks the current starting point is, that's a good way to do 
> it. 
>
> Robby 
>
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 6:22 AM, Alexander D. Knauth 
> <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote: 
> > If you want to see it in the docs, I think you have to do one of these 
> > things: 
> >  - raco pkg install —link path-to/liquid-lib path-to-liquid-doc 
> > path-to/liquid 
> > or 
> >  - raco pkg install ; in the directory of first liquid-lib, then 
> liquid-doc, 
> > then liquid 
> > or 
> >  - do what you just did, but for each of the three packages, and then 
> run 
> > raco setup liquid 
> > 
> > 
> > On Apr 20, 2015, at 4:22 AM, Thomas Lynch 
> > <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote: 
> > 
> > So apparently my new 'liquid' package is installed locally: 
> > 
> > §lambda1:/usr/share/doc/racket> raco link -l | grep liquid 
> >  root  path: "/home/deep/liquid-lib" 
> >  root  path: "/home/deep/liquid-doc" 
> >  root  path: "/home/deep/liquid" 
> > 
> > §lambda1:/usr/share/doc/racket> raco pkg show 
> > Installation-wide: 
> >  Package              Checksum                                    Source 
> >  main-distribution    f07e2d4bf2708c1085be38eca18aa9eb6755e547   
>  (catalog 
> > main-distribution) 
> >  racket-lib           41c7b3221006758c5a840a18dcc0d265632f14c2   
>  (catalog 
> > racket-lib) 
> >  [175 auto-installed packages not shown] 
> > User-specific for installation "6.1": 
> >  Package    Checksum    Source 
> >  liquid     #f          (link ../../../../deep/liquid) 
> >  [2 auto-installed packages not shown] 
> > 
> > So then I open /usr/share/doc/racket/index.html in a browser and naively 
> > expect to find a link to the local "catalog" which would have a links to 
> the 
> > docs for my new package.  Ah but alas no.  Even grep -r  finds no 
> reference 
> > to my new package in my /home/twl/.racket directory,  in /usr/share/doc 
> or 
> > even in the /home/deep directory that holds the package data.  Come to 
> think 
> > of it,  raco install was run with just user privileged though it didn't 
> > complain.  Is that right?  Ok so let me try with supervisor privilege: 
> > 
> > §lambda1:/home/deep/liquid#  raco pkg install 
> > raco pkg install: missing dependencies; 
> >  specify `--deps search-auto' to install them, or 
> >  specify `--deps search-ask' to be asked about installing them 
> >   for package: /home/deep/liquid/ 
> >   missing packages: 
> >    liquid-lib 
> >    liquid-doc 
> > 
> > Oh gosh, we are back to that again!  Running it as user: 
> > 
> > §lambda1:/home/deep/liquid> raco pkg install 
> > raco pkg install: package is already installed 
> >   package: liquid 
> > 
> > Ok, ah .. so where are the docs? 
> > 
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