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In preparation for the free Rails For All introduction to Ruby on Rails class, and in the interest of not reinventing the wheel, we are posting links to getting Ruby set up on your machine. If you don’t want to chance it, we will help you get up and running during the first session. For those of you brave enough and get it installed, we will be asking for your help in getting everyone going. So, without further ado, here are the goods:

Mac
There is a great tutorial over at Hivelogic for getting everything up and going, a-z.

Windows
The interestingly titled blog, guttervomit, did a complete A-Z tutorial for getting everything up and running on Windows. It serves as a great primer, however, you can skip to the installation steps as we will discuss Ruby and Rails in the class. Check it out the tutorial here.

Linux
With so many wonderful versions of Linux out there, here are a few links for a few of the distributions:

Ubuntu Edgy Eft
Fedora 7

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