J
Jeff
Often when I install a new gem, or try to update a gem I already have,
I'll be presented with a list of choices for which version I want to
install.
And often I see two entries with the same version number, but one will
say "(win32)" after it, and the other will say "(ruby)". I assume if
I'm on WinXP, I should choose the win32 version - but why? What's the
difference?
And so if there is *not* a win32 version, is it ok to install the
"ruby" version on a Windows system? For example, the latest Mongrel
gem (0.3.13.4) does not have a win32 equivalent.
Thanks
Jeff
I'll be presented with a list of choices for which version I want to
install.
And often I see two entries with the same version number, but one will
say "(win32)" after it, and the other will say "(ruby)". I assume if
I'm on WinXP, I should choose the win32 version - but why? What's the
difference?
And so if there is *not* a win32 version, is it ok to install the
"ruby" version on a Windows system? For example, the latest Mongrel
gem (0.3.13.4) does not have a win32 equivalent.
Thanks
Jeff