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Chris Oliver asked in General

Awesome!!!

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Marcus Whelan Marcus Whelan

Can you add how to fix the yml file?

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Gabriel Alejandro Carcamo Mara Gabriel Alejandro Carcamo Mara

Thanks a lot for this guide, at last it works!

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Rakesh Rajwar Rakesh Rajwar

loved this blog.

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I have created a video based on this guide at https://www.youtube.com/wat...

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Swarup Rajbhandari Swarup Rajbhandari

Very much thanks :)

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For those who having problem with ruby gem, please do this:

gem update
gem clean

Some old gems wont uninstall itself. This would solve gem problem.

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Zachary Preston Zachary Preston

I greatly appreciate this guide. I'm getting into Linux and Ruby on Rails after 17 years of developing in MS technologies. It's a Renaissance. There are several good "getting started" guides, and this is only my fifth so far, but it is the best.

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Thanks for much for that Zachary! :)

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siddhesh latkar siddhesh latkar

worked without any error .. Thanks alot

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Thanks just awesome article :)
I don't like rvm :/

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Neither "quick" method works in a standard 14.04 64 Bit.
Following the instructions the
rnenv method will run forever and never finish. ever.

rvm method fails with error 100.

Build from source I got to work.

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Łukasz Szeremeta Łukasz Szeremeta

You can add this before bundler install:
echo "gem: --no-document" > ~/.gemrc

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Thanks man. Every time I do a clean install of Rails I'm like, "Now what was that page called that worked every time and actually made sense?" :)

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That means a lot! Thanks so much for saying that Gilbert! :D

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Sarath Nambiar Sarath Nambiar

Thanks for the guide :) cheers!!!

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Arvind Rachuri Arvind Rachuri

Amazing! It solved a lot of problems and saved me a lot of headaches!

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2.3.0 moans every time rails starts up. Something about mutexes. Hey ho.

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Rael Gugelmin Cunha Rael Gugelmin Cunha

A friendly reminder that there is an official Ubuntu package for RVM: https://github.com/rvm/ubun...

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Ryan Dingle Ryan Dingle

this guide is perfect.. all steps are success :) tnx

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Shalev Levi Shalev Levi

Had a long issue with the Git SSh key file name. Would recommend explaining where to leave blank (and maybe add a link to the awesome Github guide).

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Mitch VanDuyn Mitch VanDuyn

This guide was great, and in fact I used it to install on windows 10 with the new WSL bash window (at least to where I have rails running)... Just for people's info here are the changes and additions to get things to work nicely.

1) after installing bundler make sure to do a "find ~/.bundle/cache -type d -exec chmod 0755 {} +" due to a sort-of issue with latest bundler.
2) then if using rails 5 make sure to use the --skip-spring --skip-listen options and make sure that this line in development.rb is commented out (it should be)
#config.file_watcher = ActiveSupport::EventedFileUpdateChecker

Number #2 is because inotify is not implemented (yet) in windows WSL.

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