Fixed.

The link to the website design points to a page on StackOverflow…

Thank you for your report, I would really appreciate if you post it to Rubyinstaller tracker at RubyForge here

AFAIK, maybe you’re experiencing a issue with GEM environment variables or maybe gemrc file.

Also, could be that you had a previous Ruby installation in your PATH and that is interfering with the command prompt.

This version of the installer do not prioritize itself on top of Windows PATH (like was before), so it append at the end, not at the beginning.

Please open a ticket at the tracker (above link) and we can keep discussing over there.

Thank you for trying it out!

Wasn’t sure where to send a bug report. I installed RubyInstaller and already have the previous one-click installer installed. There seems to be an issue with gems. I opened the ruby command prompt you provide and did “gem environment” to check the version. It reported my other ruby install as a location to install gems. I made sure that directory did not exist (by renaming my existing install) and tried to install some gems. Gems went and created the path it needed in the old location and installed there, not in the RubyInstall directory as I expected. If you need more info feel free to email me.

Great experience though – I am really happy to see your work here!