I've seen this poll too late, although it's interesting that the most used Perl editor is the vi family (where I'd belong) with 34%, followed not very closely by Emacs (13%).
Eclipse + EPIC got only 6%...
The full poll results here.
Monday 26 October 2009
Tuesday 20 October 2009
Debianize a Perl module
What a good day.
Not only I've got a new laptop from the company, but I've found also an extremely useful tool to build a debian package from a perl module: dh-make-perl.
You just need to do 2 things:
- Run dh-make-perl on the untarred module directory (this creates the necessary debian dir and files).
- Inside the module directory, run debuild.
Very nice. Now I wonder why most of the CPAN and POE components don't come with a debian package...
Not only I've got a new laptop from the company, but I've found also an extremely useful tool to build a debian package from a perl module: dh-make-perl.
You just need to do 2 things:
- Run dh-make-perl on the untarred module directory (this creates the necessary debian dir and files).
- Inside the module directory, run debuild.
Very nice. Now I wonder why most of the CPAN and POE components don't come with a debian package...
Thursday 8 October 2009
When was that package installed?
On debian/Ubuntu you can check the installationdate from the output of:
ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.list -lh
Just | grep the name of the package you're interested to.
See this for important details.
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