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  Maybe the Qt/KDE bindings are already installed. For a quick check, enter <tt>irb</tt> in a shell to start the interactive ruby shell. Try to load the bindings.   Maybe the Qt/KDE bindings are already installed. For a quick check, enter <tt>irb</tt> in a shell to start the interactive ruby shell. Try to load the bindings.
    
− <code ruby> + <syntaxhighlight lang="ruby">
  require "Qt4"   require "Qt4"
  => true   => true



Dennis p: grammar review, thanks for starting a Ruby KDE book
2010-02-03T11:07:20Z
grammar review, thanks for starting a Ruby KDE book

				
				
				
				
			
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− In comparison to the installation process on [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Windows|Microsoft Windows]] or [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Mac OS|Apple Mac OS]] you have to deal with the fact, that there are a lot of different Linux-based operating systems. So there are also different ways to setup your environment for kdebindings. + In comparison to the installation process on [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Windows|Microsoft Windows]] or [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Mac OS|Apple Mac OS]] you have to deal with the fact that there are a lot of different Linux-based operating systems. So there are also different ways to set up your environment for kdebindings.
    
− After [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation of Ruby|installing and testing your Ruby installation]], you you should check before starting to install something if your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution  Linux distribution] has the bindings preinstalled. + While [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation of Ruby|installing and testing your Ruby installation]] you should check if your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution  Linux distribution] has the bindings preinstalled before starting to install something.
    
  = Test Bindings Installation =   = Test Bindings Installation =
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  </code>   </code>
    
− You can load bindings for KDE 4 (korundum4) or only Qt 4 by a <tt>require</tt>. Later you won't need to load Qt 4 first when using KDE 4, because on requiring KDE 4 everything needed is loaded automatically. + You can load bindings for KDE 4 (korundum4) or only Qt 4 by a <tt>require</tt>. In the future you won't need to load Qt 4 first when using KDE 4, because by requiring KDE 4 everything needed is loaded automatically.
    
− If you got it so far you seem to have a working environment. + If you got the same results so far you seem to have a working environment already.
    
  = Installation =   = Installation =
    
− There is always the possibility to install the bindings from source code, but it is recommended to use the existing binary packages. + There is always the option to install the bindings from source code, but it is recommended to use the existing binary packages.
    
  == Installation On Linux-based Systems ==   == Installation On Linux-based Systems ==
    
− After [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation of Ruby|installing Ruby]] you should know how to use your package manager. + To [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation of Ruby|install Ruby]] you should know how to use your package manager.
    
− Install the package "ruby-kde4" or something like that. Be aware, that there maybe exist a package "ruby-kde", which probably contain the old version of the bindings with KDE 3. Consider furthermore, that you will need a lot of KDE dependencies, if you are working on a GNOME desktop environment. + Install the package "ruby-kde4" or something similar. Be aware though, that there might exist a package named "ruby-kde", which probably contains the old version of the bindings for KDE 3. Consider furthermore, that you will need a lot of KDE dependencies, if you are working on a GNOME desktop environment.
    
  == Installation On Mac OS ==   == Installation On Mac OS ==





Robert Riemann: add next step and a note for gnome users
2010-01-19T22:05:32Z
add next step and a note for gnome users

				
				
				
				
			
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  + {{TutorialBrowser|
  + series=Ruby|
  + name=Ruby-Qt/KDE Book|
  + pre=[[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation of Ruby|Installation of Ruby]]|
  + next=[[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/First Steps/Hello World|Hello World]]
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  {{Box|Status Of Writing|   {{Box|Status Of Writing|
− [[Image:Action_pen.svg|noframe|left|40px]]{{Progress bar|10}}|100%}} + [[Image:Action_pen.svg|noframe|left|40px]]{{Progress bar|30}}|100%}}
    
  In comparison to the installation process on [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Windows|Microsoft Windows]] or [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Mac OS|Apple Mac OS]] you have to deal with the fact, that there are a lot of different Linux-based operating systems. So there are also different ways to setup your environment for kdebindings.   In comparison to the installation process on [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Windows|Microsoft Windows]] or [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Mac OS|Apple Mac OS]] you have to deal with the fact, that there are a lot of different Linux-based operating systems. So there are also different ways to setup your environment for kdebindings.
    
− First you should check before starting to install something if your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution  Linux distribution] has ruby and/or the bindings preinstalled. + After [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation of Ruby|installing and testing your Ruby installation]], you you should check before starting to install something if your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution  Linux distribution] has the bindings preinstalled.
    
− = Test Installation = + = Test Bindings Installation =
    
− Start a shell on your Linux system and type and try to get the version of your ruby installation. In the case of a working ruby installation you get something like this.  
    
− <code bash> + Maybe the Qt/KDE bindings are already installed. For a quick check, enter <tt>irb</tt> in a shell to start the interactive ruby shell. Try to load the bindings.
− > ruby -v + 
− ruby 1.8.7 (2008-08-11 patchlevel 72) [x86_64-linux] + 
− </code> + 
−   + 
− Maybe the Qt/KDE bindings are installed, too. For a quick check, enter <tt>irb</tt> in a shell to start the interactive ruby-shell. Try to load the bindings. + 
    
  <code ruby>   <code ruby>
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  </code>   </code>
    
− You can load bindings for KDE4 (korundum4) or only Qt4 by a <tt>require</tt>. Later you won't need to load Qt4 first when using KDE4, because on requiring KDE4 everything needed is loaded automatically. + You can load bindings for KDE 4 (korundum4) or only Qt 4 by a <tt>require</tt>. Later you won't need to load Qt 4 first when using KDE 4, because on requiring KDE 4 everything needed is loaded automatically.
    
− If you got it so far you seems to have a working environment. + If you got it so far you seem to have a working environment.
    
  = Installation =   = Installation =
    
− == Installation of ruby == + There is always the possibility to install the bindings from source code, but it is recommended to use the existing binary packages.
  +  
  + == Installation On Linux-based Systems ==
  +  
  + After [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation of Ruby|installing Ruby]] you should know how to use your package manager.
  +  
  + Install the package "ruby-kde4" or something like that. Be aware, that there maybe exist a package "ruby-kde", which probably contain the old version of the bindings with KDE 3. Consider furthermore, that you will need a lot of KDE dependencies, if you are working on a GNOME desktop environment.
  +  
  + == Installation On Mac OS ==
    
− If you haven't ruby installed, you have two different ways to get it. + TODO
    
− # using the distribution package manager to install ruby automatically + == Installation On Windows ==
− # install ruby manually from source. + 
    
− I recommend the first way. + TODO





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In comparison to the installation process on [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Windows|Microsoft Windows]] or [[Development/Languages/Ruby/Ruby-Qt/KDE Book/Installation/Installation on Mac OS|Apple Mac OS]] you have to deal with the fact, that there are a lot of different Linux-based operating systems. So there are also different ways to setup your environment for kdebindings.



First you should check before starting to install something if your [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_distribution  Linux distribution] has ruby and/or the bindings preinstalled.



= Test Installation =



Start a shell on your Linux system and type and try to get the version of your ruby installation. In the case of a working ruby installation you get something like this.



<code bash>

> ruby -v

ruby 1.8.7 (2008-08-11 patchlevel 72) [x86_64-linux]

</code>



Maybe the Qt/KDE bindings are installed, too. For a quick check, enter <tt>irb</tt> in a shell to start the interactive ruby-shell. Try to load the bindings.



<code ruby>

require "Qt4"

=> true

require "korundum4"

=> true

</code>



You can load bindings for KDE4 (korundum4) or only Qt4 by a <tt>require</tt>. Later you won't need to load Qt4 first when using KDE4, because on requiring KDE4 everything needed is loaded automatically.



If you got it so far you seems to have a working environment.



= Installation =



== Installation of ruby ==



If you haven't ruby installed, you have two different ways to get it.



# using the distribution package manager to install ruby automatically

# install ruby manually from source.



I recommend the first way.