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14,380 PointsTwo versions of Ruby on windows?
Jason Seifer How can I have available two versions of Ruby on windows? I need to have version 1.9.3 and 2.x, is it possible?
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Merritt Lawrenson
13,477 Pointsrvm is the normal way of doing it, but windows is not *nix based and so doesn't run it. If you must run ruby on windows, you'll need to find a different utility for managing ruby versions. I think pik is the most popular one for windows:
Adam Sommer
62,470 PointsCheck out Ruby Version Manager (rvm)
Maciej Czuchnowski
36,441 PointsRVM does not work on Windows.
Merritt Lawrenson
13,477 PointsMerritt Lawrenson
13,477 PointsThe pik page says it is no longer maintained and suggests a program called uru:
https://bitbucket.org/jonforums/uru