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First of all, If you are - like me - using any Ubuntu x64 derivate with ActivePerl 5.14, you're in for quite a ride. Mostly, because ExtUtils::MakeMaker wont find most libraries.

Thank you, thank you...! This may help explain why a module I'm maintaining keeps failing about 2 of 50 smoke tests with a report that one of the dependencies couldn't be found; a dependency that is listed as installed at the dependency summary at the end of the test.

Dave

In reply to Re: Turn a Website into a native application by davido
in thread Turn a Website into a native application by cavac

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