From: Rik Hemsley <rik@...>
Date: 2001-12-05T08:28:55+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:27492] Re: Shebangikowksy

#if Martin Weber
> In the end I have to admit, though, that there is no 'perfect' way. Sigh :(

Stick to #!/usr/bin/ruby and assume that if it is installed elsewhere,
then one of these applies:

1. They are on their own personal box (i.e. probably Linux or *BSD)
   and installed Ruby from source, therefore they have enough of a
   clue to be able to figure out how to symlink.

2. They are on a Big Box, therefore they have an admin, who will have
   enough of a clue to be able to figure out how to symlink, or to
   instruct the user how to run the script by passing its filename as
   an argument to the interpreter.

Rik