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April 7, 2018, 7:43am
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The competitions use a special bootable key, so yes, offline installation is mandatory.
This post seems also related to these problems
Is there a way to install packages system wide alongside those added by users without duplication?
I’d really like to be able to install (and precompile) a selection of commonly used packages in a system wide directory, then have users add only the packages they need without duplication. Whatever I’ve tried so far, Pkg.add (run by the user), resolves to a large tree of dependencies, most or all of which are already installed (system wide).
When installing the system packages, I’m setting JULIA…
Perhaps I have to wait Pkg3
# JULEP 3
- **Title:** Pkg3
- **Authors:** Stefan Karpinski <<stefan@karpinski.org>>, Art Diky <<wildart@gmail.com>>
- **Created:** October 21, 2016
- **Status:** work in progress
## Abstract
Pkg3 is the working name for a next-generation replacement for Julia's built-in package manager, the current version of which is unofficially known as Pkg2 (introduced in Julia 0.2 to replace the original Pkg1).
### Table of Contents
- [JULEP 3](#julep-3)
- [Abstract](#abstract)
- [Rationale](#rationale)
- [Depots](#depots)
- [Immutability](#immutability)
- [Environments](#environments)
- [Using Environments](#using-environments)
- [Project Environments](#project-environments)
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