I read from the official Ruby 1.9.1 thread that none of the devs use Windows, so it's not a priority.. I am sadfaced but I will wait stoically. Is the Preview Binary "just as good" as the 1.9.1 official release? I would like to start testing out the much touted efficiency improvements.. Do we have a ballpark ETA for a Windows-friendly release?
Thanks,
--Aldric
Hello Aldric
This has been commented, replied and exposed several times:
1) There will not be a One-Click Installer in the same shape that you
know for 1.9.1
I've exposed the reasons behind it several times here and in
rubyinstaller-devel and user list.
2) I decided to wait for 1.9.1 to have a stable and less fluctuating
working base as 1.9 target
RubyInstaller will target both 1.8.6 and 1.9.1 release
3) ballpark for a beta was estimated for mid-february, I'm writing
about the rewrite progress in my blog[1]
This got pushed by daily work, but contributions are always welcome.
4) I believe people should start caring[2]
If don't bother get your hands dirty, help out or go for the garbage
collect builds[3]
(and don't forget to download the related and needed stuff from there)
Regards,
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On Feb 10, 7:18 pm, Aldric Giacomoni <"aldric[remove]"@trevoke.net> wrote:
I read from the official Ruby 1.9.1 thread that none of the devs use
Windows, so it's not a priority.. I am sadfaced but I will wait
stoically. Is the Preview Binary "just as good" as the 1.9.1 official
release? I would like to start testing out the much touted efficiency
improvements.. Do we have a ballpark ETA for a Windows-friendly release?
--
Luis Lavena
[1] http://blog.mmediasys.com
[2] http://lwn.net/Articles/307732/
[3] Index of /ruby/mswin32/en