Description:
Using vimp-limp 0.3.4-4 fails to startup properly. It seems to hang indefinetely.
Adding set -x to /usr/bin/lisp.sh reveals, that it's waiting for a temporary file to be filled with additional information:

+ echo 'screen -t Lisp 0 /usr/local/limp/0.3.4/bin/lisp.sh -c /usr/lib/sbcl/sbcl.core -P /tmp/limp_bridge-screenrc.sNZvK4 -p /tmp/limp_sty_YknrB2'
+ screen -c /tmp/limp_bridge-screenrc.sNZvK4 -dmS limp_listener-mylisp
+ '[' '!' -s /tmp/limp_sty_YknrB2 ']'
+ sleep 1s
+ '[' '!' -s /tmp/limp_sty_YknrB2 ']'
+ sleep 1s
+ '[' '!' -s /tmp/limp_sty_YknrB2 ']'
+ sleep 1s
+ '[' '!' -s /tmp/limp_sty_YknrB2 ']'
+ sleep 1s
+ '[' '!' -s /tmp/limp_sty_YknrB2 ']'
+ sleep 1s

The problem is in the first line of the output: /usr/bin/lisp.sh starts itself inside a screen session, but uses the wrong path /usr/local/limp/0.3.4. This is defined in line 20 of /usr/bin/lisp.sh:

LIMPDIR=${LIMPRUNTIME:-/usr/local/limp/$VERSION}

The easiest solution would be to change the line to:

LIMPDIR=${LIMPRUNTIME:-/usr}

/usr/local/limp doesn't make any sense in ArchLinux anyway, since /usr/local isn't used.

IMO it would be easier to use $0 in the script anyway, because it would just use the script in the location that was used to launch it in the first place (/usr/bin that is). I guess this would be something to discuss upstream, though.

Steps to reproduce:
Install vim-limp, run it...