Lich:Software/Mac Installation - Revision history

WHIGHTCNIGHT: change to use Saga as the primary FE choice

2026-10-28T13:09:29Z

change to use Saga as the primary FE choice

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	To install Lich on newer versions of Mac OS, you will need a bit of familiarity with the Mac Terminal application. Some familiarity with Homebrew will help, although you should be able to follow the steps below without any prior knowledge of Homebrew.		To install Lich on newer versions of Mac OS, you will need a bit of familiarity with the Mac Terminal application. Some familiarity with Homebrew will help, although you should be able to follow the steps below without any prior knowledge of Homebrew.

	This guide ~~will~~ ~~attempt~~ to ~~install~~ ~~Lich~~ for the Avalon Front ~~End~~ ~~only~~. The entire process will take 60-90 minutes to complete, but the time required will depend on how many prerequisites you need to install and how many errors you encounter. If you get stuck, see any errors or run into any problems, or for information about other front ends, please contact Doug (doug@play.net or Doug#6198 on Discord) for help.		This guide installs Lich for use with [[Saga]], the official Simutronics front end for Mac, Windows and Linux (currently in beta). Saga is now the recommended front end on Mac. [[Avalon]] and other front ends also work, and are covered in [[#Front Ends\|Front Ends]] below. The entire process will take 60-90 minutes to complete, but the time required will depend on how many prerequisites you need to install and how many errors you encounter. If you get stuck, see any errors or run into any problems, or for information about other front ends, please contact Doug (doug@play.net or Doug#6198 on Discord) for help.

	Please note that this guide will involve changing settings on your device for the technologies involved. You will need to decide whether it’s safe for you to customize these tools to work with Lich. If you have no idea what any of these technologies are, then you probably aren’t using them for any other purpose, but proceed at your own risk.		Please note that this guide will involve changing settings on your device for the technologies involved. You will need to decide whether it’s safe for you to customize these tools to work with Lich. If you have no idea what any of these technologies are, then you probably aren’t using them for any other purpose, but proceed at your own risk.
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	==Before You Start==		==Before You Start==

	You will need to install a ~~few~~ ~~things~~.		You will need to install Homebrew first. (You will install your front end, such as Saga, at the end of this guide.)

⚫	# Install the [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/avalon-info.asp Avalon ~~Front~~ ~~End~~] ~~from the play.net site.~~
	# Install [https://brew.sh Homebrew] by following the instructions at the Homebrew site. You will be asked to supply your sudo password at least once, and perhaps a couple of times through this process.		# Install [https://brew.sh Homebrew] by following the instructions at the Homebrew site. You will be asked to supply your sudo password at least once, and perhaps a couple of times through this process.
	# The ~~Hombrew~~ setup will also install Apple's Command Line Tools. You will be asked to accept the Apple license.		# The Homebrew setup will also install Apple's Command Line Tools. You will be asked to accept the Apple license.

	When you are finished with these steps and ~~Hombrew~~ has installed, in the Terminal application you should run this command <code>brew doctor</code>		When you are finished with these steps and Homebrew has installed, in the Terminal application you should run this command <code>brew doctor</code>

	Your system should respond with <code>Ready to brew</code>. If you get any other result, please seek assistance.		Your system should respond with <code>Ready to brew</code>. If you get any other result, please seek assistance.
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	If all of these activities show the right results, the hard part is behind you.		If all of these activities show the right results, the hard part is behind you.

			==Starting Lich==
	'''That's it!''' You will start / access Lich and the game from the Terminal window.

	# ~~Run~~ the following command in the Terminal: <p><code>ruby ~/Desktop/Lich5/lich.rbw</code></p>		To start Lich on its own, run the following command in the Terminal: <p><code>ruby ~/Desktop/Lich5/lich.rbw</code></p>
	# After a couple seconds, you should see the Lich login window.		After a couple seconds, you should see the Lich login window. How you use it depends on your front end; see below.
⚫	# Enter your login information, and click CONNECT.
⚫	# Select your character, select the Avalon Front End, and click PLAY.
	# The game will start! You will see some new Lich-related text in the scroll, including a repository error (normal).

	~~Lich5~~ ~~will~~ ~~then~~ ~~automatically~~ ~~start~~ ~~downloading~~ the map database and associated image files ~~for~~ ~~the~~ ~~game.~~ ~~After~~ ~~that's~~ ~~complete,~~ ~~you're~~ ~~ready~~ to ~~play.~~ ~~Good~~ ~~luck~~ ~~and~~ ~~have~~ ~~fun!~~		The first time Lich connects to the game, it will automatically download the map database and associated image files. You will also see some new Lich-related text in the game window, including a repository error (normal).

	==~~Lich for Other~~ Front Ends==		==Front Ends==

			===Saga (recommended)===
	Don't care for Avalon as a front end? There's a new offering in town. Give this a look!
			[[Saga]] is the official Simutronics front end for GemStone IV and DragonRealms, currently in beta. It replaces Wrayth and the old Simutronics launcher (SGE) with its own login screen, and it works with Lich.

			'''Install Saga'''
	https://warlockfe.github.io/
			# Go to the [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/saga-info.asp Saga info page] and click '''Download for Mac'''. Choose the '''Apple Silicon''' build for M1/M2/M3/M4 Macs, or '''Intel''' for older Macs. (Apple menu → About This Mac shows which you have.)
			# Open the downloaded <code>.dmg</code> file and drag Saga into your Applications folder.
			# Start Saga from Applications. During the beta the Mac builds are not signed, so macOS may refuse to open it the first time. If so, open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click '''Open Anyway''' next to the Saga message.
			# Log in to the game from inside Saga once, without Lich, to make sure Saga itself works.

			The Mac build of Saga does not update itself yet. Check the Saga info page now and then and download the newest version the same way.

			'''Use Saga with Lich'''

			Saga starts Lich for you:
			# Log in with Saga normally, then choose '''File → Enable Login with Lich'''.
			# Choose '''File → Return to login'''.
			# Click '''Connect''', then '''Via Lich''', and point it to your Lich folder (<code>~/Desktop/Lich5</code>).
			# If Saga asks where Ruby is, or Lich will not start, run <code>rbenv which ruby</code> in the Terminal and give Saga the path it prints (it ends in <code>.rbenv/versions/4.0.9/bin/ruby</code>). Apps started from Finder do not see the Ruby that rbenv set up in your Terminal.
			# Log in. The game will start in Saga with Lich running.

			Once that works, you can also start from the Lich login window instead (see [[#Starting Lich\|Starting Lich]]): select your character, choose '''Saga''' as the front end, and click '''PLAY'''. Lich will open Saga and Saga logs in with its own saved login, so make sure Saga has saved your account and quit Saga before you do this.

			See the [[Saga]] page for more about Saga, including importing Wrayth settings.

			===Avalon===
		⚫	[[Avalon]] is the older official Mac front end. Install it from the [https://www.play.net/gs4/play/avalon-info.asp Avalon info page], then:
			# Start Lich (see [[#Starting Lich\|Starting Lich]]).
		⚫	# Enter your login information, and click CONNECT.
		⚫	# Select your character, select the Avalon Front End, and click PLAY.
			# The game will start!

			===Other Front Ends===
	Configuration for Mac (and other OS types) here:
			[https://warlockfe.github.io/ Warlock] is a third-party front end that also works with Lich. Configuration for Mac (and other OS types) is here:

	https://github.com/sproctor/warlock3/wiki/Lich-support		https://github.com/sproctor/warlock3/wiki/Lich-support

WHIGHTCNIGHT: update instructions to use Ruby 4.0.9

2026-10-28T12:43:31Z

update instructions to use Ruby 4.0.9

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	* First we will install various packages through Homebrew. This will include installing a different version of Ruby. Apple's version of Ruby does not work well with Lich.		* First we will install various packages through Homebrew. This will include installing a different version of Ruby. Apple's version of Ruby does not work well with Lich.

	* Second, we will ~~install~~ ~~the~~ ~~gems in~~ the ~~new Ruby that~~ we ~~installed~~.		* Second, we will download and unzip the current Lich software.

	* Finally, we will ~~download~~ ~~and~~ ~~unzip~~ the ~~current~~ Lich ~~software~~ so ~~that~~ we ~~can~~ ~~run~~ ~~Lich~~.		* Finally, we will use Bundler to install the gems Lich needs (listed in Lich's own <code>Gemfile</code>) into the new Ruby that we installed.

	To get started, enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.		To get started, enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.
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	This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.		This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.

	# <code>rbenv install 4.0.5</code>		# <code>rbenv install 4.0.9</code>
	# <code>rbenv global 4.0.5</code>		# <code>rbenv global 4.0.9</code>
	# <code>ruby -v</code>		# <code>ruby -v</code>

	If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:		If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:
	<code>ruby 4.0.5 (2026-05-20 revision ~~64336ffd0e~~) +PRISM [arm64-darwin25]</code>		<code>ruby 4.0.9 (2026-10-23 revision 3e93b23afc) +PRISM [arm64-darwin25]</code>

	If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:		If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:
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	seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).		seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).

	The key is the ruby 4.0.5 part -> it needs to read 4.0.5		The key is the ruby 4.0.9 part -> it needs to read 4.0.9

	If your version reflects 4.0.5, proceed to ~~the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for~~ the ~~system to finish before moving on to the~~ ~~next.~~		If your version reflects 4.0.9, proceed to get the Lich files:
		⚫	# Download the [https://github.com/elanthia-online/lich-5/releases/latest/download/lich-5.zip Lich5] files. (Windows/Mac all run the same files).
		⚫	# Unzip the file in your Downloads folder. This will create a folder called Lich5. Drag the Lich5 folder (not the zip file, the folder) to your Desktop.

			Now we will install the gems Lich needs. Lich includes a file called <code>Gemfile</code> that lists them, so Bundler can install exactly the right set. The Gemfile also lists some developer-only gems (the <code>development</code> and <code>vscode</code> groups) that you do not need, so we tell Bundler to skip them. Enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.
	<p><code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses ffi gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri os ox redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code></p>

			# <code>cd ~/Desktop/Lich5</code>
			# <code>bundle config set --local without 'development vscode'</code>
			# <code>bundle install</code>

			The <code>bundle install</code> step can take several minutes (building the GTK gems is the slow part). When it finishes you should see a line beginning with <code>Bundle complete!</code>. If you see an error instead, seek assistance.

			Note: you may see other guides use <code>bundle install --without development vscode</code>. That flag has been removed from the version of Bundler that ships with Ruby 4.0, so use the <code>bundle config set</code> command above instead.

	Now run a quick test to see if things work:		Now run a quick test to see if things work:
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	# Now, run this command to return to your regular shell prompt: <p><code>exit</code></p>		# Now, run this command to return to your regular shell prompt: <p><code>exit</code></p>

	If all of these activities show the right results, the hard part is behind you. ~~Now we simply need to get the Lich files:~~		If all of these activities show the right results, the hard part is behind you.
⚫	# Download the [https://github.com/elanthia-online/lich-5/releases/latest/download/lich-5.zip Lich5] files. (Windows/Mac all run the same files).
⚫	# Unzip it the file in your Downloads folder. This will create a folder called Lich5. Drag the Lich5 folder (not the zip file, the folder) to your Desktop.

	'''That's it!''' You will start / access Lich and the game from the Terminal window.		'''That's it!''' You will start / access Lich and the game from the Terminal window.

HORIBU1: /* The Process */ add ox gem, need to change whole page to use bundle install instead of gem install

2026-07-19T20:50:41Z

The Process: add ox gem, need to change whole page to use bundle install instead of gem install

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	If your version reflects 4.0.5, proceed to the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.		If your version reflects 4.0.5, proceed to the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.

	<p><code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses ffi gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri os redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code></p>		<p><code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses ffi gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri os ox redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code></p>

	Now run a quick test to see if things work:		Now run a quick test to see if things work:

DOUG: Update Ruby

2026-07-19T20:17:11Z

Update Ruby

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	This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.		This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.

	# <code>rbenv install 4.0.0</code>		# <code>rbenv install 4.0.5</code>
	# <code>rbenv global 4.0.0</code>		# <code>rbenv global 4.0.5</code>
	# <code>ruby -v</code>		# <code>ruby -v</code>

	If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:		If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:
	<code>ruby 4.0.0 (~~2025~~-12-25 revision ~~553f1675f3~~) +PRISM [arm64-darwin25]</code>		<code>ruby 4.0.5 (2026-05-20 revision 64336ffd0e) +PRISM [arm64-darwin25]</code>

	If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:		If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:
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	seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).		seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).

	The key is the ruby 4.0.0 part -> it needs to read 4.0.0		The key is the ruby 4.0.5 part -> it needs to read 4.0.5

	If your version reflects 4.0.0, proceed to the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.		If your version reflects 4.0.5, proceed to the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.

	<p><code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses ffi gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri os redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code></p>		<p><code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses ffi gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri os redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code></p>

DOUG: Update gems

2026-01-13T13:30:27Z

Update gems

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	If your version reflects 4.0.0, proceed to the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.		If your version reflects 4.0.0, proceed to the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.

	# <code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code>		<p><code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses ffi gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri os redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code></p>

	Now run a quick test to see if things work:		Now run a quick test to see if things work:

DOUG: Update to Ruby 4.0

2026-01-13T13:28:09Z

Update to Ruby 4.0

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	This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.		This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.

	# <code>rbenv install 3.4.5</code>		# <code>rbenv install 4.0.0</code>
	# <code>rbenv global 3.4.5</code>		# <code>rbenv global 4.0.0</code>
	# <code>ruby -v</code>		# <code>ruby -v</code>

	If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:		If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:
	<code>ruby 3.4.5 (2025-07-16 revision ~~20cda200d3~~) +PRISM [arm64-~~darwin22~~]</code>		<code>ruby 4.0.0 (2025-12-25 revision 553f1675f3) +PRISM [arm64-darwin25]</code>

	If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:		If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:
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	seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).		seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).

	The key is the ruby 3.4.5 part -> it needs to read 3.4.5		The key is the ruby 4.0.0 part -> it needs to read 4.0.0

	~~'''3.4.5 is expected'''.~~ If your version reflects 3.4.5, proceed to the next steps. Enter ~~these~~ ~~commands, one at a time,~~ and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.		If your version reflects 4.0.0, proceed to the next steps. Enter this command and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.

	# <code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code>		# <code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code>

HORIBU1: /* The Process */ add openssl to brew list

2025-12-17T00:46:12Z

The Process: add openssl to brew list

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	# <code>brew install rbenv</code>		# <code>brew install rbenv</code>
	# <code>brew install adwaita-icon-theme</code>		# <code>brew install adwaita-icon-theme</code>
			# <code>brew install openssl@3</code>
			# <code>brew upgrade ca-certificates</code>

	Now we need to set up your SHELL environment to take advantage of these packages.		Now we need to set up your SHELL environment to take advantage of these packages.

DOUG: /* The Process */

2025-08-14T00:50:15Z

The Process

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	This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.		This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.

	# <code>rbenv install 3.4.4</code>		# <code>rbenv install 3.4.5</code>
	# <code>rbenv global 3.4.4</code>		# <code>rbenv global 3.4.5</code>
	# <code>ruby -v</code>		# <code>ruby -v</code>

	If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:		If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:
	<code>ruby 3.4.4 (2025-02-15 revision ~~d2930f8e7a~~) [arm64-darwin22]</code>		<code>ruby 3.4.5 (2025-07-16 revision 20cda200d3) +PRISM [arm64-darwin22]</code>

	If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:		If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:
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	seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).		seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).

	The key is the ruby 3.4.4 part -> it needs to read 3.4.4		The key is the ruby 3.4.5 part -> it needs to read 3.4.5

	'''3.4.4 is expected'''. If your version reflects 3.4.4, proceed to the next steps. Enter these commands, one at a time, and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.		'''3.4.5 is expected'''. If your version reflects 3.4.5, proceed to the next steps. Enter these commands, one at a time, and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.

	# <code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code>		# <code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code>
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	==Lich for Other Front Ends==		==Lich for Other Front Ends==

			Don't care for Avalon as a front end? There's a new offering in town. Give this a look!
	No guides are available at this time, please email doug@play.net for help.

			https://warlockfe.github.io/

			Configuration for Mac (and other OS types) here:

			https://github.com/sproctor/warlock3/wiki/Lich-support

	==Resources==		==Resources==

DOUG: /* The Process */

2025-06-24T21:38:32Z

The Process

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	This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.		This should return one line that looks like <code>* system</code>. If you see that line, you can proceed. If not, seek assistance. If you are proceeding, then enter these commands in Terminal, one at a time, and press ENTER. Allow the system to complete the command before moving on to the next one.

	# <code>rbenv install 3.4.2</code>		# <code>rbenv install 3.4.4</code>
	# <code>rbenv global 3.4.2</code>		# <code>rbenv global 3.4.4</code>
	# <code>ruby -v</code>		# <code>ruby -v</code>

	If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:		If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:
	<code>ruby 3.4.2 (2025-02-15 revision d2930f8e7a) [arm64-darwin22]</code>		<code>ruby 3.4.4 (2025-02-15 revision d2930f8e7a) [arm64-darwin22]</code>

	If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:		If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:
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	seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).		seek assistance (restarting the terminal you used to run commands up to this point may be required for `ruby -v` to show the proper, updated version of ruby).

	The key is the ruby 3.4.2 part -> it needs to read 3.4.2		The key is the ruby 3.4.4 part -> it needs to read 3.4.4

	'''3.4.2 is expected'''. If your version reflects 3.4.2, proceed to the next steps. Enter these commands, one at a time, and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.		'''3.4.4 is expected'''. If your version reflects 3.4.4, proceed to the next steps. Enter these commands, one at a time, and press ENTER. Wait for the system to finish before moving on to the next.

	# <code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code>		# <code>gem install ascii_charts concurrent-ruby curses gtk3 jwt logger mechanize nokogiri redis sequel sqlite3 terminal-table tomlib tzinfo tzinfo-data webrick xmpp4r --no-document</code>

WHIGHTCNIGHT: /* The Process */ update version output to be more in-line properly

2025-02-25T20:05:58Z

The Process: update version output to be more in-line properly

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	If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:		If everything worked, the last line will return the version of Ruby that is currently active. It should look something like this:
	<code>ruby 3.2.3 (~~2024~~-01-16 revision ~~5124f9ac75~~) [arm64-darwin22]</code>		<code>ruby 3.4.2 (2025-02-15 revision d2930f8e7a) [arm64-darwin22]</code>

	If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this:		If you did not receive that line, or if you received a line like this: