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 = Conclusion =
-Traditionally, Ruby is a command line tool. Most Ruby commands are entered as text in a terminal and provide output to the user in the text form.
-Actually, the Ruby interpretor is not binded to any program development environment. Ruby programs can be typed in any editor and there are a lot of libraries to provide Graphical User Interface (GUI). This article discusses various GUI toolkits for Ruby, right from traditional to the most popular toolkits.