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Don't know if you are trolling. But if this is genuine: this is rbenv telling you that you have multiple rubies installed. 1. Pick one (just for this session):
by axomhacker 14y ago
Don't know if you are trolling. But if this is genuine: this is rbenv telling you that you have multiple rubies installed.
1. Pick one (just for this session):
$ rbenv shell ruby1.9.1
2. And then run the example.
By the way 1.9.1 is really old already, 1.9.3 has a lot more bug fixes.
- alrs 14y agoruby1.9.1 on Debian isn't ruby 1.9.1. The Ruby language changed between 1.9 and 1.9.1, so a new package name had to be created. If 1.9.1 was just called "1.9" it would break all of the packages in Debian that depend on whatever language features were different between 1.9 and 1.9.1. "ruby1.9.1" in Debian 7.0 provides version 1.9.3.194.
- axomhacker 14y agoThe OP's output looked more like rbenv's output though, right? How did you figure that to be debian's message?