@wallhackio What does the Clodsire need Ruby for? Also, what's the error message. Perhaps, the Vaporeon can try to help...
@vaporeon_ I fixed it
I am learning ruby on rails for job hunt purposes
@vaporeon_ I need to manually compile an older version of OpenSSL because Ruby doesn't like the newer versions. I also had to manually install something called libyaml, and install a couple packages (libffi-dev, build-essential, checkinstall, zlib1g-dev)
@wallhackio @vaporeon_ btw Ruby can definitely build against current OpenSSL so idk what your toolchain is doing but it seems kinda bad
@wallhackio @vaporeon_ also
doesn’t ubuntu have Ruby in its repositories? why couldn’t you just apt install ruby?
@aescling @wallhackio @vaporeon_ i recommend using rbenv rather than installing ruby from a package manager because needing to switch ruby versions is common and a pain
rbenv says to install from git rather than use apt install because the latter is out of date
@aschmitz @aescling @wallhackio @vaporeon_ it was a medium deal during the ruby 2 to 3 upgrade when many older repositories were not yet ruby 3 compatible. i mostly haven't had compatibility issues since then and 3 to 4 seems like less of a jump, so unless you are on bullseye for some reason system ruby might be ok
@Lady @aescling @wallhackio @vaporeon_ Yeah, I follow the Ruby news and it's occasionally annoying having to wait for a point release's features, but it's a tradeoff for not having to think about it that often. Reasonable options abound!