The low-down on the HU Larry Wall talk.
Cheers!
Bob
Begin forwarded message:
From: Greg Brockman brock...@hcs.harvard.edu
Date: March 26, 2009 5:27:43 PM EDT
To: Philip Durbin pdur...@hmdc.harvard.edu
Cc: Freeman, Robert M. r...@hms.harvard.edu,
a...@abcd.harvard.edu a...@abcd.harvard.edu
Thanks for the forward, that confirms the topic is same as the next day's
talk at MIT.
Bill
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 8:31 AM, Bob Freeman bobfreema...@speakeasy.netwrote:
The low-down on the HU Larry Wall talk.
Cheers!
Bob
Begin forwarded message:
From: Greg Brockman
Nice to have confirmation - the announcement I had did not include the
title, although it would have been interesting if Larry were to give
different talks :)
Best -F
Bill Ricker wrote:
Thanks for the forward, that confirms the topic is same as the next day's
talk at MIT.
Bill
On
With all the greatness of the module IO::All, I always have troubles
installing it. Why is it so hard to install something so easy?
Active State: build failures for the last 5-10 years on IO::All. The
default ppm repository doesn't build it either. Best bet is to use
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 06:01:09PM -0400, Duane Bronson wrote:
apt-get: doesn't even have a search function, but I think the package is
available with the name libio-all-perl. I have yet to try it because of
network troubles with Ubuntu (don't get me started)
crschm...@helios:~$ apt-cache
Duane Bronson wrote:
apt-get: doesn't even have a search function...
There was a push at one time to switch everyone over from apt-get to
aptitude, but I see the latter mentioned less often these days. In any
case, 'aptitude search' could prove useful if you don't remember the
previously
On Mar 27, 2009, at 7:05 PM, Tom Metro tmetro-boston...@vl.com wrote:
I usually resort to a source install if a package isn't available,
but presumably the right way to handle it is to use a tool that
repackages CPAN modules as Debian packages. Supposedly there is such
a tool floating
There was a push at one time to switch everyone over from apt-get to
aptitude, but I see the latter mentioned less often these days.
Much of the use case of Aptiutude is now covered by Synaptic and
Update Manager gui's
you can also search via the web at
packages.debian.org.
and
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 7:34 PM, Steve Scaffidi sscaff...@gmail.com wrote:
I've actually had a surprising amount of success packaging many CPAN modules
for various Debian relatives by using CPANPLUS to resolve abd fetch
dependencies, then packaging using dh-make-perl
when i said CPAN2 i
Bill Ricker wrote:
Steve Scaffidi wrote:
BTW: aptitude has many advantages over apt-get. I won't go into detail but
it's *much* better at handling dependencies esp. with distro upgrades
On Ubuntu, we usually use the ubuntu upgrade manager. but for ssh
patching servers, i usually just do
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