Has anybody got Rails running on one of the new Intel based Macs? I’d
love to get a MacBook Pro but if I can’t run Rails and MySQL then
there’s no real point.
Ruth O’Hare wrote:
Has anybody got Rails running on one of the new Intel based Macs? I’d
love to get a MacBook Pro but if I can’t run Rails and MySQL then
there’s no real point.
I’ve been running Rails with MySQL on an Intel iMac for the last few
weeks. Works like a charm, setup isn’t any more of hassle than on a
PowerPC machine.
One thing I did was download and compile everything myself I wasn’t sure
if any of the ‘prefab’ rails installers were sufficient.
Probably took me an evening to get my app up and running.
On Mar 8, 2006, at 11:22 AM, Ruth O’Hare wrote:
Has anybody got Rails running on one of the new Intel based Macs? I’d
love to get a MacBook Pro but if I can’t run Rails and MySQL then
there’s no real point.
Running Edge on my MacBook Pro with Ruby 1.8.4 and MySQL, RMagick,
etc. all just fine. Hums right along.
-S
On Wed, Mar 08, 2006 at 07:22:39PM +0100, Ruth O’Hare wrote:
Has anybody got Rails running on one of the new Intel based Macs? I’d
love to get a MacBook Pro but if I can’t run Rails and MySQL then
there’s no real point.
Darwin has been running on Intels for over four years. Also, Ruby has
been part of the base Mac OS X since 10.3 at least. I would be very
surprised if Rails failed to work on the Intel-based Macs.
Steve P.
[email protected]
Kevin E. wrote:
Ruth O’Hare wrote:
Has anybody got Rails running on one of the new Intel based Macs? I’d
love to get a MacBook Pro but if I can’t run Rails and MySQL then
there’s no real point.I’ve been running Rails with MySQL on an Intel iMac for the last few
weeks. Works like a charm, setup isn’t any more of hassle than on a
PowerPC machine.One thing I did was download and compile everything myself I wasn’t sure
if any of the ‘prefab’ rails installers were sufficient.Probably took me an evening to get my app up and running.
Excellent!
Thanks 