Looking at mine (ADAMK) which has a relatively large sample of modules
to intuit patterns from, I'd say that that Debian modules are created
and updated by hand, and there's a relatively large number of volunteers.
But the module versions do slip, and my less popular modules are not
packaged.
FreeBSD is auto-packaging everything that passes tests. So ALL my
modules are available, almost universally at the current version, except
for one that needs a compiler.
As for the rest, well, some are still using incredibly old versions of
things.
Adam K
Xavier Noria wrote:
On May 4, 2007, at 10:26 AM, Gabor Szabo wrote:
A few days ago I created a report listing the availability of every
CPAN module as package in various Linux distributions.
A bit more work on it and now there is a report for each module author
as well. http://www.szabgab.com/distributions/
Thank you!
How do you people interpret the difference between FreeBSD and the rest?
-- fxn
