Racket: Snapshot: 20151006-f86c5df

Racket
Windows
64-bit x64	71.9 MB	SHA1: d0afa886671c7de2ca203f7572d44dee6b95698f
Mac OS X
64-bit Intel	97.2 MB	SHA1: 17df81d0f336cb12ff70a80d1beb56c5886f0c2c
Linux ? If you don't see an option for your particular platform, try other Linux installers, starting from similar ones. Often, a build for one Linux variant works on others, too.
32-bit i386 built on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise)	111.2 MB	SHA1: 3c053f6af98aaf782ba89cefa77c6b5411928b31
64-bit x86_64 built on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise)	111.5 MB	SHA1: 60efc06ee6415c7af4cb93fde7c8842f82cb0fe0
64-bit x86_64 natipkg built on Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) ? The “natipkg” distribution uses pre-built and repackaged versions of system libraries, instead of relying on the operating system's package manager to install them.	122.9 MB	SHA1: 3b2608632684c279c3f166833eec671e5da61aa7
Unix ? These sources do not work well for Windows or Mac OS X, because those platforms need packages that supply pre-built, third-party libraries. To build from source on Windows and Mac OS X, use the Minimal Racket sources and then install packages (which will pull in pre-built libraries as needed).
Source	19.7 MB	SHA1: d076ba5ce7786c4f3fd0a3353795291ad18ee13d
Source + built packages ? The core run-time system is provided in source form, but Racket libraries are pre-compiled to bytecode and documentation is pre-rendered, which enables a quick install.	111.7 MB	SHA1: 75269e181031c4c2317790bfd5c5d54f73b619c8

Repository: git://github.com/racket/racket

Commit: f86c5dfe0af4718af5af84a04009e160a8222d44