From: Roger Pack <rogerpack2005@...>
Date: 2009-05-20T21:45:35+09:00
Subject: Re: Copying a Ruby installation


> e.g. cp -R /usr/ruby /usr1; rm -rf /usr/ruby

Unfortunately with linux installed ruby, some things (like the #! first 
line of installed binaries) are hard coded to the location of ruby when 
they were first installed.

If that's not a hinderance, though, *maybe* you could get by with 
changing rbconfig.rb
Maybe.

On windows interestingly this isn't a problem--it can't run scripts 
anyway so it always (for better or worse) just runs the first ruby it 
finds in the path.  So you can move your ruby dirs in windows all right.

-=r
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