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John N. Alegre
I am not sure this is the best place for this question, it might better
belong on a SuSE Linux forum but I thought I would start here.
I have a SuSE 9.1 Professional platform. I deinstalled the stock Ruby and
rolled my own Ruby 1.8.4 which now lives in /usr/local. I also on the same
platform have a full Rails installation, also in /usr/local.
I want to install mr_guid.
I note that mr_guid requires the various ruby-gtk2 and ruby-gnome2 libraries
all of which are linked off the mr_guid site as installable rpms.
Ok, my question is if I install these as rpms are they going to install such
that they they think they are for the stock Ruby which used to reside
in /usr/bin with the ruby libs in /libs/ruby or will my Ruby installation
in /usr/local work such that mr_guid will launch and run correctly.
All comments welcome
john
belong on a SuSE Linux forum but I thought I would start here.
I have a SuSE 9.1 Professional platform. I deinstalled the stock Ruby and
rolled my own Ruby 1.8.4 which now lives in /usr/local. I also on the same
platform have a full Rails installation, also in /usr/local.
I want to install mr_guid.
I note that mr_guid requires the various ruby-gtk2 and ruby-gnome2 libraries
all of which are linked off the mr_guid site as installable rpms.
Ok, my question is if I install these as rpms are they going to install such
that they they think they are for the stock Ruby which used to reside
in /usr/bin with the ruby libs in /libs/ruby or will my Ruby installation
in /usr/local work such that mr_guid will launch and run correctly.
All comments welcome
john