Groups 151 of 99+ julia-users › Concurrently install two versions of Julia 8 posts by 6 authors Pulkit Agarwal Mar 5 Hi, Is there a way to have the stable version of Julia as the global Julia (i.e. something which can be accessed by calling `julia` from the command line) and the development version of Julia (which will be stored in some other folder). Thanks, Pulkit Abel Siqueira Mar 5 If you use the Generic Linux Binaries, you can sudo ln -s /path/to/julia /usr/local/lib/julia-some-name For each downloaded version. Abel Soares Siqueira - show quoted text - Andreas Lobinger Mar 6 Depends on your definition of installed and what system you use. I use since 0.2 (and the 0.3dev) a local build -on a linux system- and this quite nicely encapsulated in a single directory inside my home so they live in parallel. The package directory which is inside .julia is has versioning (v0.3/v0.4/v0.5), too. - show quoted text - Pulkit Agarwal Mar 6 Other recipients: abel.s....@gmail.com This should work for me. Thanks! Pulkit - show quoted text - Vishnu Raj Mar 6 In my system I have Juno with 0.4.2 and julia with 0.4.3. Every time I start one, all my packages are getting recompiled. They are all under same v0.4 folder and I think that's why this is happening. Is there a way to avoid this? - show quoted text - Mike Innes Mar 7 Re: [julia-users] Re: Concurrently install two versions of Julia You don't have to use Juno with the bundled copy of Julia, you can point it to the external (0.4.3) version and use the same for both. Just poke around in the settings and you should find the option. - show quoted text - Vishnu Raj Mar 7 Re: [julia-users] Re: Concurrently install two versions of Julia Yes. In the User Behavior I can change the julia path to use any version, but what's happening is when I put 0.4.3 to juno, it thows so many depreciation warnings and that's kind of annoying. - show quoted text - Gunnar Farnebäck Mar 8 The environment variable JULIA_PKGDIR may be of use. - show quoted text -