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I didn't post it this time:) Join the Xiki google group and we'll get your problems fixed! The install has been tested on Lion and the latest Ubuntu and there

I didn't post it this time:) Join the Xiki google group and we'll get your problems fixed! The install has been tested on Lion and the latest Ubuntu and there are some reports of success. A few weeks back we shifted gears to get "gem install xiki" working and improve the install process.

phlyingpenguin 14y ago
I'm waiting on allowance on that, but I can say on Ubuntu 12.04, I am not able to use the instructions given.
- trogdoro 14y ago
  Hmm, I just got it running in a VM on 12.04 a few days ago. I'll try it again.
slajax 14y ago
Same here, also pinged you on twitter to see if you plan on being in #xiki anytime soon.
- trogdoro 14y ago
  Getting ready to jump on a train, but I'll try to pop in in a bit.
  - slajax 14y ago
    Thanks, if i'm not there I'll try you there again tomorrow.
mcantor 14y ago
At the moment, I don't have the cycles to join the group and follow up on getting it resolved. But FWIW: The installation appeared to proceed successfully, but when I started emacs, I got errors about "ignore-errors" being void, and there was also an error in one of the various buffers about not being able to find "el4r-setup". I'm running OS X Lion, I created a new rvm gemset with 1.9.2-p290 to do the gem installation, and I didn't have to "sudo" anything for any of the installation steps. Also, your install documentation could do with more hints on what to do once it's installed to figure out whether it's working or not. I started emacs, typed "ls" and double-clicked it, but I had (and have) no idea whether nothing happened because I was doing something wrong, or because it was broken.