I notice with satisfaction you still tenaciously learn UNIX despite my efforts to let the subject look boring and hard to grasp - good!
What? Unix is great fun! I just can't get anyone else to agree.
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I don't know Macs version of UNIX at all...
I am told it's mostly like FreeBSD.
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Well, we want ruby1.9 as the target file, right? Shouldn't it be the opposite?
Here's a couple thoughts I've had:
Will it break anything if I simply change the names? Change ruby to ruby1.8, and change ruby1.9 to ruby? I guess it would likely break ports.
Or what if I invoked gem1.9 to install the script? Actually, let me try that.
Two heads are better than one! It never occurred to me that the names were the problem. I wonder why they attached the version number to the filename in this case?
Well ok, enough of that. I'll no doubt be back once I've had a chance to look closely at this scrabble-solver script. It doesn't look much like a ksh script, but I can already see it looks in the wrong place for the dictionary.
Last edited by sudon't; 02-16-2013 at 01:30 PM..
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