Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-18 Thread Rafael Garcia-Suarez
Stas Bekman wrote: How many use perl to write core system tools? Not linux, at least slackware (bash based) and RH (bash and python based) careful. slackware != linux. mandrake linux uses perl for almost everything. I confirm this :) Most tools developed in-house by mandrakesoft are

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-18 Thread Steve Hay
Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? Not quite core, but even Microsoft ships OS add-ons with Perl in them: e.g. Windows 2000 Resource Kit contains ActivePerl 521, and Services For Unix 3.5 contains ActivePerl 613. - Steve

RE: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-18 Thread Orton, Yves
Steve Hay wrote: Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? Not quite core, but even Microsoft ships OS add-ons with Perl in them: e.g. Windows 2000 Resource Kit contains ActivePerl 521, and Services For Unix 3.5 contains ActivePerl 613. And they mention its

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-18 Thread Alan Burlison
Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) 5.8.4 + patches in Solaris 10. How many use perl to write core system tools? Solaris -- Alan Burlison --

OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Nicholas Clark
Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions Does HP UX? Irix? How many use perl to write core system tools? Nicholas Clark

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes
Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions Does HP UX? Irix? How many use perl to write core system tools? Not linux, at least slackware (bash based) and RH (bash and python

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Bryan Allen
On Nov 17, 2004, at 3:43 PM, Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes wrote: Not linux, at least slackware (bash based) and RH (bash and python based) Debian. Package management is traditionally completely Perl (more recently there have been Python, and I think Ruby, script additions). OpenBSD. (pkg_*)

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Bennett Todd
2004-11-17T20:43:25 Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes: Nicholas Clark wrote: How many use perl to write core system tools? Not linux, at least slackware (bash based) and RH (bash and python based) core is vague. I agree, most of Red Hat's tooling is sh and python, but they do ship some perl

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Nicholas Clark
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 09:12:02PM +, Bennett Todd wrote: 2004-11-17T20:43:25 Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes: Nicholas Clark wrote: How many use perl to write core system tools? Not linux, at least slackware (bash based) and RH (bash and python based) core is vague. I agree, most of

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Andy Lester
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 08:41:21PM +, Nicholas Clark ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: OS X (5.8.1 RC3) 5.8.4 in Tiger. -- Andy Lester = [EMAIL PROTECTED] = www.petdance.com = AIM:petdance

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Steve Peters
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 08:41:21PM +, Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions OpenBSD does. I thought, however, that Perl was no longer core to FreeBSD. Does HP

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Aaron Sherman
On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 15:41, Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Just a reference point for Fedora (FC1) without respect to coreness, here's what packages own what Perl programs in /usr/bin on my box: a2ps-4.13b-30: /usr/bin/composeglyphs,

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Stas Bekman
Alberto Manuel Brandao Simoes wrote: Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions Does HP UX? Irix? How many use perl to write core system tools? Not linux, at least slackware (bash

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Ed Allen Smith
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on 17 November 2004 20:41:21 +), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nicholas Clark) wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions Does HP UX? Irix? IRIX ships with Perl 5.004,

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread Michael G Schwern
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 08:41:21PM +, Nicholas Clark wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions Does HP UX? Irix? How many use perl to write core system tools? Debian

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread H.Merijn Brand
On Wed 17 Nov 2004 21:41, Nicholas Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions Does HP UX? Irix? HP-UX does as of 11.00 (see README.hpux :) --8--- =head2 Using

Re: OSes that ship perl as core

2004-11-17 Thread H.Merijn Brand
On Thu 18 Nov 2004 08:32, H.Merijn Brand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Wed 17 Nov 2004 21:41, Nicholas Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Which operating systems ship perl 5 as core? As far as I know it's Solaris (5.6.1 currently) AIX OS X (5.8.1 RC3) Most Linux distributions Does HP