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-    - !^sidebar
-      About Ruby Versions: &gt;
-
-        If you've visited any sites which offer Ruby for download, you've probably seen a number
-        of different versions of Ruby available.  Obviously, the greater the version number, the
-        more recent the version of Ruby.  But that's not exactly true.  Version numbers have meaning
-        in Rubyland and I'd like you to make an educated choice.
-
-
-        *1.8.3* is the latest *stable* version of Ruby.  Stable versions offer the latest features
-        which have been widely tested and are recommended for general use.  When new stable versions
-        come out, you can safely upgrade to these new versions.
-
-
-        *1.9.0* is the latest *development* release of Ruby.  The development release includes
-        experimental changes to Ruby and unfixed problems.  This release is for anyone who wants
-        take a peep into the future of Ruby at the risk of encountering some bugs.
-
-
-        Now, you'll notice that the version number is comprised of three individual numbers,
-        which are: *the major version*, *the minor version*, and *the teeny version*.  The 
-        major version counts each complete rewrite of Ruby.  The minor version is changed based
-        on sweeping changes to Ruby.  The teeny version is incremented every few months as smaller
-        changes and bug fixes are brought in.
-
-
-        All editions of Ruby thus far have a major version of 1.  When Ruby2 comes along, you'll
-        see this notch up one.
-
-
-        The minor version indicates whether a version is stable or not.  *If the minor version
-        is an even number, then that version of Ruby is stable.   If it's odd, then that Ruby
-        is a development version.*  After a year or so, when the development version is ready 
-        for the world, both numbers are increased and the teeny version is returned to zero.
-
-
-        Oh, and if I could give you a taste of how smoothly Ruby moves along!  I can't count
-        how often a fresh idea lands on the Ruby-Core mailing list, where the Emperors of
-        Ruby converse, and *that same idea* gets worked into Ruby within a few days.  It is
-        a lovely machine says I.
-
+    - !^sidebar
+      Sobre as vers&#245;es do Ruby: &gt;
+		
+        Se voc&#234; tem visitado v&#225;rios sites que oferecem download do Ruby, voc&#234; provavelmente viu v&#225;rias
+        vers&#245;es dispon&#237;veis. Evidentemente que quanto maior for o n&#250;mero da vers&#227;o,
+        mais recente ela &#233;. Mas isso n&#227;o &#233; totalmente verdade. Na terra do Ruby, n&#250;meros de vers&#245;es t&#234;m seu significado
+        e eu gostaria que voc&#234; fizesse uma escolha consciente.
+
+
+        A &#250;ltima vers&#227;o *est&#225;vel* do Ruby &#233; a *1.8.3*. Vers&#245;es est&#225;veis oferecem os recursos mais recentes
+        testados v&#225;rias vezes e s&#227;o recomendados para uso geral. Quando novas vers&#245;es est&#225;veis
+        s&#227;o lan&#231;adas, voc&#234; pode seguramente atualizar seu Ruby para a nova vers&#245;es.
+
+
+        O &#250;ltimo lan&#231;amento do Ruby para *desenvolvimento* &#233; a *1.9.0*. O lan&#231;amento de desenvolvimento inclui
+        altera&#231;&#245;es experimentais e problemas n&#227;o resolvidos. &#201; destinada a todos que queiram
+        espiar o futuro do Ruby, correndo o risco de encontrar alguns erros.
+
+
+        Agora, voc&#234; notar&#225; que o n&#250;mero da vers&#227;o &#233; composto por tr&#234;s n&#250;meros individuais,
+        que s&#227;o: *a vers&#227;o maior*, *a vers&#227;o menor*, e *a vers&#227;o pequenina*. A
+        vers&#227;o maior conta cada reescrita completa do Ruby.  A menor vers&#227;o &#233; alterada baseada
+        em mudan&#231;as radicais do Ruby. A vers&#227;o pequenina &#233; aumentada de poucos em poucos meses com altera&#231;&#245;es
+        menores e solu&#231;&#245;es para alguns problemas.
+
+
+        Todas as edi&#231;&#245;es do Ruby t&#234;m a vers&#227;o principal o n&#250;mero 1. Quando Ruby2 vier, voc&#234; ver&#225;
+        este n&#250;mero subir para 2.
+
+
+        A menor vers&#227;o indica se a vers&#227;o &#233; est&#225;vel ou n&#227;o. *Se a vers&#227;o menor
+        &#233; um numero par, ent&#227;o a vers&#227;o &#233; est&#225;vel.  Se for &#237;mpar, ent&#227;o aquele Ruby 
+        &#233; uma vers&#227;o para desenvolvimento*. Depois de um ano ou mais, quando a vers&#227;o de desenvolvimento est&#225; pronta
+        para o mundo, s&#227;o aumentados ambos os n&#250;meros e o n&#250;mero da vers&#227;o pequenina volta para zero.
+
+
+        Ah, e se eu pudesse lhe dar um gostinho de como Ruby evolui! Eu n&#227;o posso contar
+        quantas vezes uma id&#233;ia fresquinha aterra na lista de email do Ruby-Core, onde os Imperadores do
+        Ruby conversam, e *aquela mesma id&#233;ia* come&#231;a a ser trabalhada em poucos dias. Ela &#233;
+        uma m&#225;quina ador&#225;vel, eu digo.
+</diff>
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