Recommending the use of rvm for installation in newer systems. #61
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added rvm so that installation can be completed in newer systems.
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Hi @hashin, thanks for your contribution. I would simply set a link to the rvm (or rbenv) to setup the ruby version, otherwise the documentation would become slowly complex. |
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I was not able to install devices on my Ubuntu 16.10 system because "bundle install" was not able to install packages like "nokogiri" due to a conflict in the version of language installed in the system.
It would be recommended to use a virtual environment set to the version of ruby we are using. I was able to install and run devices after using rvm for the purpose. I have updated the details in the Readme.md file.