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Installation

Configuration

This one's really easy:

#!/bin/sh

./configure --prefix=/path/to/ruby

You'll probably want to use Ruby gems - these are basically Ruby packages or extensions. You can either use the Gem binary that comes with your Ruby, or alternatively you can install the most up-to-date version yourself by downloading it and installing it. To do that, download and unpack it, then do:

$ cd /path/to/rubygems
$ ruby setup.rb --help
$ ruby setup.rb