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I remember it was a pain with all the dependency problems due to compiling.
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rvmĮarlier I had installed Ruby 1.9.3-dev using sudo apt-get install ruby1.9.3-dev or something along those lines. I was kinda fearing it might be a pain now as well. When I initially started using Jekyll a few years ago it was a bit of a pain getting it set up. Jekyll is a Ruby gem so I’ll be needing Ruby as well. Installing Ruby and Jekyll using rbenvĪnother tool I need is Jekyll, which I use for example for authoring this blog.
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But why did Node.js go from 0.12.x to 4.0.0 ?Īs a side-note, in case you’re wondering why Node.js versioning jumped from 0.12.x to 4.0, read the background. This is the correct way of approaching the issue. This approach doesn’t modify the ~/.bashrc file but uses the NVM related stuff that’s already there. So after a bit of research I figured using Node Version Manager would probably be the best route. I could simply use sudo apt-get install nodejs npm (like I had done when installing it on the previous hard drive) but the repository packages tend to be old in terms of how quickly Node.js development is moving.
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Though I mostly don’t code for/with Node.js, there are a few toolchain reasons why I need Node.js. Installing Node using Node.js Version Manager (NVM) Old way using apt-get So when I installed the new hard drive, I didn’t opt for cloning the old one but installing everything afresh. I had more space allocated for the Windows partition than I now wanted and as a result had been thinking of reinstalling everything for several months already. And as a sidenote it’s pretty fast: booting Xubuntu 14.04 from power button to ready in 13 seconds.Īnyway, so on the old hard drive I had Windows 7 and Xubuntu 14.04 side-by-side. So I thought the problems must trace back to the hard drive so I got a new one, a 500GB SSD drive. I ran system diagnostics tests and the hard drive failed a few tests. In the past few weeks though it’s been freezing kinda frequently. My laptop has been working great for over three years running Windows 7 and (X)ubuntu side-by-side. It’s probably not entertaining (at least for the majority of people :) Background 25, 2015ĭisclaimer: This post is primarily self-documentational.