From: Eric Hodel <drbrain@...7.net>
Date: 2004-04-22T15:43:32-07:00
Subject: Re: Problem Module tar.gz for windows,

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Panther (cmacaluso@aliceposta.it) wrote:

> I think ruby has a "problem" with porting modules writes for linux and=20
> can't install them in windows.
> Perl has ppm, python has modules for linux and windows, ruby no !!!
> I love ruby, but at work I must use Windows, but when I must use modules=
=20
> in ruby, they are for linux and not for Windows. Why who write modules=20
> ..tar.gz doesn't write modules for Windows ???
> Thank you very much.

WinZip extracts .tar.gz just fine, along with half a dozen other pieces
of software.  A .tar.gz file is a generic format, and is not
anti-windows.

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