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My money's solidly on ruby-install for this, but only to build packages - not to run in production. You just end up with rubies in /opt/rubies/ruby-X.X.X-pXXX/

My money's solidly on ruby-install for this, but only to build packages - not to run in production. You just end up with rubies in /opt/rubies/ruby-X.X.X-pXXX/bin. Picking one is as simple as plonking that on the front of $PATH.

otterley 13y ago
Generally agreed. rbenv is just a nice convenience layer atop that.