Do you have internet connectivity on all your workplaces?
Why not setup all the dev stuff on a remote server and vnc to it from
all your workplaces?
Martin
On Nov 30, 11:13 pm, Marnen Laibow-Koser li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Peter Macgown wrote in post #965230:
Marnen Laibow-Koser
Peter Macgown wrote in post #965156:
Hi,
I am absolutely new to Ruby and I want to do the following:
1 - I want to put all of my Ruby on Rails development on a single memory
stick drive. The purpose of this is so that I can develop Ruby on Rails
applications no matter where I plug in,
Norm Scherer wrote in post #965176:
Peter Macgown wrote:
Hi,
I am absolutely new to Ruby and I want to do the following:
1 - I want to put all of my Ruby on Rails development on a single memory
stick drive. The purpose of this is so that I can develop Ruby on Rails
applications no matter
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
Norm Scherer wrote in post #965176:
Peter Macgown wrote:
Hi,
I am absolutely new to Ruby and I want to do the following:
1 - I want to put all of my Ruby on Rails development on a single memory
stick drive. The purpose of this is so that I can develop Ruby
Thanks for you help!
What if I were to reign this in to just Windows? Would that work for me
in what I want to do? I could limit my work to just XP(still cool) and
Vista(ugh gross!).
--Peter
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Peter Macgown wrote in post #965207:
Thanks for you help!
What if I were to reign this in to just Windows? Would that work for me
in what I want to do? I could limit my work to just XP(still cool) and
Vista(ugh gross!).
Bad idea: Rails development works best on *nix.
What's your use
Hi Marnen,
I have three different PC's running Windows (2 XP's and 1 Vista) at
disparate locations. Unix is moot since it is not available to me. I do
not want to be limited to do development at a single location.
My use case is to capture sensor gestalt from an Arduino board and store
it in a
Peter Macgown wrote in post #965218:
Hi Marnen,
I have three different PC's running Windows (2 XP's and 1 Vista) at
disparate locations.
Those should be binary-compatible, then. (Why you'd torture yourself
with Windows is another question. :) ).
Unix is moot since it is not available to
Peter Macgown wrote:
Thanks for you help!
What if I were to reign this in to just Windows? Would that work for me
in what I want to do? I could limit my work to just XP(still cool) and
Vista(ugh gross!).
--Peter
I do not really like it as a development environment but you could
install
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #965219:
Peter Macgown wrote in post #965218:
Hi Marnen,
I have three different PC's running Windows (2 XP's and 1 Vista) at
disparate locations.
Those should be binary-compatible, then. (Why you'd torture yourself
with Windows is another question. :) ).
Peter Macgown wrote in post #965230:
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #965219:
Peter Macgown wrote in post #965218:
Hi Marnen,
I have three different PC's running Windows (2 XP's and 1 Vista) at
disparate locations.
Those should be binary-compatible, then. (Why you'd torture yourself
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