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The other day I asked your wisdom Which CPAN modules are available on platform X?. As it turns out I am not the first one to seek that information as Acme has already released Module::Packaged.

So yesterday I had some spare time and wrote Module::Packaged::Report that generates this report about Perl modules in distributions

There are several further issues where the monks could help, namely creating the same thing for various Unix systems and including the data from ActiveState.

I wrote a bit more in detail about this in my blog in case you are really bored.

In reply to Perl Modules in distributions by szabgab

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