Is it possible to create a package that contains the lastest Ruby + libRuby + (all the standard libraries)?

The current Ruby package only has the core libraries, which isn't enough to install and run, say, Ruby on Rails. I had to download dozens of other libraries to get Rails to work. A bit of a hassle I say.

Check out the list of packages that is needed to get from the repository as recommend by this page:
http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/sh...ingAndUnstable

Code:
        irb1.8 \
        libbigdecimal-ruby1.8 \
        libcurses-ruby1.8 \
        libdbm-ruby1.8 \
        libdl-ruby1.8 \
        libdrb-ruby1.8 \
        liberb-ruby1.8 \
        libgdbm-ruby1.8 \
        libiconv-ruby1.8 \
        libopenssl-ruby1.8 \
        libpty-ruby1.8 \
        libracc-runtime-ruby1.8 \
        libreadline-ruby1.8 \
        librexml-ruby1.8 \
        libruby1.8 \
        libruby1.8-dbg \
        libsdbm-ruby1.8 \
        libsoap-ruby1.8 \
        libstrscan-ruby1.8 \
        libsyslog-ruby1.8 \
        libtest-unit-ruby1.8 \
        libwebrick-ruby1.8 \
        libxmlrpc-ruby1.8 \
        libyaml-ruby1.8 \
        libzlib-ruby1.8 \
        rdoc1.8 \
        ri1.8 \
        ri \
        rdoc \
        ruby \
        ruby1.8 \
        ruby1.8-dev \
        libmysql-ruby1.8 \
        ruby1.8-examples