Hi, Citrus Perl is a much better choice for this both technically and from an OS perspective
the following should work - it is a test I run before releasing Citrus download Citrus Perl For 64bit Linux http://www.cava.co.uk/citrusdownload/citrusperl-linux-x64-5-12 then: chmod 0700 citrusperl-linux-x64-5-12 ./citrusperl-linux-x64-5-12 -d /pathtoinstall /pathtoinstall/CitrusPerl/x64/5-12/bin/citrusreloc . /pathtoinstall/CitrusPerl/bin/citrusenv64 cpan -i Padre For 32bit Linux http://www.cava.co.uk/citrusdownload/citrusperl-linux-x86-5-12 chmod 0700 citrusperl-linux-x86-5-12 ./citrusperl-linux-x86-5-12 -d /pathtoinstall /pathtoinstall/CitrusPerl/x86/5-12/bin/citrusreloc . /pathtoinstall/CitrusPerl/bin/citrusenv32 cpan -i Padre For all versions of Mac OS X http://www.cava.co.uk/citrusdownload/citrusperl-osx-u32-5-12 chmod 0700 citrusperl-osx-u32-5-12 ./citrusperl-osx-u32-5-12 -d /pathtoinstall /pathtoinstall/CitrusPerl/u32/5-12/bin/citrusreloc . /pathtoinstall/CitrusPerl/bin/citrusenv32 cpan -i Padre If some regular Padre users could test out that this works satisfactorily, I'll happily prepare prebuilt Padre releases this way but would appreciate somewhere to host them. Eventually, I'll release code so that you can pre-build a bundle with Citrus yourself. The main idea behind Citrus ( well second behind supporting Cava ) is that you can use it as a predictable platform for distributing gui apps On Linux, minimum distro compatibility is Red Hat 5, Tested successfully with Ubuntu 10.10 Regards Mark On 24/02/2011 18:19, Claudio Ramirez wrote: > After talking with Gabor on the channel today I tried to create a Padre > package using Mark's Cava installer. > > If you run a GNU/Linux x64 OS, preferably without Wx, can you give it a > try: http://home.scarlet.be/var/tmp/padre-0_80-linux-x86_64-0-80-0 > (chmod +x and run it). > > Remarks: > - Ignore the supplied cpanm.pl <http://cpanm.pl> executable. It's a > (failed) test. > - There are still some dependencies missing. If you see one, please > report it so I can add it. > - There seems to be no way to add external cpan modules to the > *embedded* perl. This is a problem for plugins, etc. > > Claudio > > > > _______________________________________________ > Padre-dev mailing list > Padre-dev@perlide.org > http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev _______________________________________________ Padre-dev mailing list Padre-dev@perlide.org http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev