added alternative jekyll gem installation instructions #4018
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Do we want this to be the primary way we suggest things? This puts Homebrew as option 2, so most folks will not use Homebrew. I would be apt to think Homebrew is the solution less prone to error but because I don't think I'll be checking out El Capitan soon, I am willing to see what others think. |
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I'm going to defer to you guys and gals on that because I'm a Linux user. |
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I added the solution I used to install Jekyll after updating to El Capitan. Brew isn't always my first choice... This solution redirects the install to a folder that you do have access to after the new security updates in El Capitan.
gem install -n /usr/local/bin jekyll
I was not able to test this on a clean install of El Capitan.