Ruby on Rails

newcomer wrote:
> @Marnen: Thank you! I appreciate it a lot..
>
> The joy I feel after reading your reply, when things start to make
> sense.. this is great, thanks :)
>
> wrote below..
>
>
> On Jun 30, 4:08 pm, Marnen Laibow-Koser <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
>> newcomer wrote:
>
>> > started developing) might not be a good idea at all.
>> problem.
>>
>
> This one surprised me a bit as I heard many confident "no-no"s on
> this, though what you wrote sounds like good news. Naturally, best
> thing would be to try it out, just hesitated because of what I've
> heard on this subject.. (and besides, was also thrilled to get into
> Linux as well, though learning everything from scratch at the same
> time has it's pros and cons..)

Er, I was talking about Mint Linux vs. Ubuntu Linux (which shouldn't be
a problem), not Windows vs. *nix (which might well cause problems).

>
> I did have another reason to go and install VM, though I'm not sure it
> was a correct one, short description as follows:
>
> In one of the posts around I read about Cappuccino and it looked
> great, so wanted to try it out as well for my User Interface.. but the
> download instructions contain a shell script I'm supposed to be
> running (if I understood correctly), when not building from the source
> (being a Newbie and after reading a bit I assumed this was not for me
> yet).
> Anyway, when happily going to Cygwin to run the bootstrap.sh file I
> encountered the following message:
>
> "Error: Narwhal is not compatible with your JVM. Please switch to the
> Sun (HotSpot) JVM and re-run bootstrap.sh"
[...]

This is probably better directed to a Cappuccino forum.

Best,
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Marnen Laibow-Koser
http://www.marnen.org
marnen@marnen.org
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