thanks for the nod on the title...
But that was the point of the question...
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Like Thomas said, use the one-click installer. Assuming you're interested in getting started with Rails, they have a helpful section on getting it all set up.
But first you should edit your question title and come up with something more descriptive. Edit: Thanks!
palmsey
2008-08-13 18:57:45
+1
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Greg And Jason at Rails Envy Mentioned this article on how to Speed up Rails dev in Vista
KP
2008-08-13 19:22:13
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Add my vote for the one-click installer, there's no sensible alternative.
If you're looking to install Ruby in an environment behind a proxy server, then you may find problems with gem install which can be handled with RubySSPI which has made my life so much easier.
Mike Woodhouse
2008-08-15 10:14:53