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Am I right to hear that you are installing Strawberry Perl because you could not find some *.ppms? Have you looked in other "repositories" besides ActiveState's?

This is the only repository searched by default. You can add others by "ppm"->"Edit"->"Preferences"->"Repositories", and choosing additional repositories from the "Add Repository"->"Suggested" drop-down box.

You can also simply enter the URL for others you may find that are not yet "suggested".

In reply to Re^3: "Strawberry Perl" - can it live together with ActivePerl 5.10.0 Build 1003 (on WinXP)? by shoness
in thread "Strawberry Perl" - can it live together with ActivePerl 5.10.0 Build 1003 (on WinXP)? by meorero

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