Hi Luis, I had the same problem with Windows!
The clue should be in the first few lines of the exception and it is usually something like ‘can’t find such and such…’ and I’d nearly guarantee it’s due to a missing environment variable or how the namespaces and the environment variables align.

The thing is that Clojure, being based on the JVM, uses the java namespacing system which is based firmly on folder structure. .Net uses a ‘namespace’ system that has nothing really to do with the folder structure and is just a convention for organising code scopes, this is an important point to understand with Clojure I think.

I haven’t tried this with Linux yet but will give it a go a bit later today and see if I can work it out. Thanks for taking a look and let me know how you get on.

Mick