Jon <three1...@gmail.com> writes: > System packages work great if you're using system Perl. At work write > mostly a Perl shop and system Perl for RHEL 6 is 5.10... So we use > Perlbrew and anything > 5.16 (depends largely on the app team).
It is quite trivial to create relocatable rpm's for anything, including newer perl builds. This way you can still take profit from the smart build system and dependency handling. > Fedora is more cutting edge than Ubuntu or RHEL, but I didn't think > Fedora was shipping Perl 5.18 and whatever the most recent Wx is. Fedora 20 shipped with Perl 5.18.1, Wxperl 0.9921 and Wx 2.8.12. > I refuse to even attemp a wx install on our Slowaris platforms at work... Yes :( So the first step is to define the actual platforms that need to be supported. -- Johan
