I found a couple of new oddities this evening after installing rvm.
First, rvm requires gcc, and gcc has to be installed. I sort of assumed that gcc would have already been around. Anyway,
sudo yum install gcc
did the trick. Second, after
- installing rvm
- logging out
- logging back in
- installing Ruby 1.9.2
- installing the latest JRuby
- logging out
- logging back in
I ran :
rvm use jruby
I got :
RVM is not a function, selecting rubies with 'rvm use ...' will not work.
Huh?
There is of course an entry on the rvm site. It's some gnome-terminal weirdness. I was launching the terminal with Alt + F2.
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