how to uninstall rails completely

[honey ruby]

hey everyone i have installed rails3.0.0 in windows and my previous
rails projects not working . so i wanna uninstall rails and then
install from Scratch.

thanks in advance

[Robert Walker]

honey jadala wrote in post #1043958:

> hey everyone i have installed rails3.0.0 in windows and my previous
> rails projects not working . so i wanna uninstall rails and then
> install from Scratch.

1. Uninstall Windows.
2. Install Ubuntu (or your choice of Linux flavor).
3. Install Ruby Version Manager (RVM).
4. Install whatever Rubies you need.
5. Create a gemset for each of your projects.
6. Install the version of Rails you need into each of your gemsets.

That's only half serious, of course. I don't have any idea how to
install, or uninstall Rails on Windows. Still can't figure out why
anyone would actually want to do that. But, I understand there are
scenarios when some have no other choice. Thank God I'm not in that
situation.

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[Hector Bavio]

Hi

Have you tried "gem uninstall rails" ?

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[soldier.coder]

I understand honey's situation. You guys on linux have NO idea how
good you have it with RVM. I tried Pik (windows supposed answer
to RVM) but to no avail. So I turned old laptop into Fedora 16
machine
now I am rocking on RVM and all the cool things Fedora offers (VIM!).

[Sergio Tapia]

In all seriousness, you should install Oracle's free VirtualBox and
create yourself a new linux virtual machine.

I'm rocking a crappy 2gig RAM desktop computer and work with rails in
my Ubuntu virtual machine (1gb ram assigned for it). It's really
simple and not complicated at all. :)