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checkinstall scons install

gives an error:

Install file: "build/linux/lib/libRHVoice.so.5.1.0" as "/usr/lib/libRHVoice.so.5.1.0"
scons: *** [/usr/lib/libRHVoice.so.5.1.0] No such file or directory

I'm using link-grammar-5.3.15.

This one didn't work for me:
https://github.com/opencog/link-grammar/blob/master/bindings/java/org/linkgrammar/LinkGrammar.java#L43
Even when I added /usr/local/lib to jvm props:

java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no liblink-grammar in java.library.path

I fixed it by replacing that line into:

System.load("/usr/local/lib/liblink-grammar-java.so")

I'm a member of The Carpentries Core Team and I'm submitting this issue on behalf of another member of the community.

I would like to make two suggestions to "The Unix Shell" lesson as part of my checkout procedure. I chose "The Unix Shell" lesson for my live demo and whilst preparing for the demo I came across two instances that could be improved for the learner's clarity.

I highly

There are a few mentions of pressing Return in the lesson in https://swcarpentry.github.io/git-novice/02-setup/index.html:

• As with other keys, when you hit Return on your keyboard...
• If you haven’t used Vim before and wish to exit a session without saving your changes, press Esc then type :q! and hit Return

In many keyboard layouts, Return is labelled as Enter or even a symbol. I'd sugg

These materials are really excellent, and I have a small suggestion that you should feel free to take or leave as you see fit. In the section "Knowing your way around RStudio" it might be beneficial to highlight the different options that users can change about the RStudio appearance in Tools > Global Options.

Some of these options available in "Global Options" are really helpful and if users k

NB: Good first issue label (cannot be added because not in contributor list)

Exercise Reading error Messages - Lesson "Error and Exceptions"
(http://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-inflammation/09-errors/index.html)

• As dictionaries are not introduced previously in lesson (maybe a consequence of reducing the lesson) I suggest the following:

1. Moving this exercise at the end of th