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I've changed (would like to change) the ruby versions used in the documentation to reflect a more current ruby version.  1.9.2 refuses to compile at all on the latest version of OS X (Yosemite).  I've proposed 2.0.0-p598 because a) I've installed Veewee on an Ubuntu 12.04 machine and my OS X machine within the last 24 hours, and successfully built a box without any noticed ruby errors,  and b) I received advice on #774 that seemed confident that 2.0.0 was the correct version supported by Veewee.

I've also stuck a h5 at the top of the doc to assert that this is the supported version (though have not included a patch number).

(I think it would also be good if the notes regarding v1.8.7 were removed completely but I don't have the information about who's using which versions of ruby).
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# Veewee Installation

Before installing Veewee, please see the [Requirements](requirements.md) doc.
##### IMPORTANT: Currently supported versions of ruby: 2.0.0

## Install as a gem

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With rbenv already installed (see [Requirements](requirements.md)), ensure a ruby version that's supported by Veewee is available on your machine:

$ rbenv install 1.9.2-p320
$ rbenv install 2.0.0-p598
$ rbenv rehash

Clone the veewee project from source:
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Set the local ruby version within the current directory:

$ rbenv local 1.9.2-p320
$ rbenv local 2.0.0-p598
$ rbenv rehash

Run `bundle install` to install Gemfile dependencies for our selected ruby version:
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