[Catalyst] what is easiest/best GNU/Linux/BSD distribution forCatalyst?

[Hill, Woodrow J]

Gentoo was the easiest of the three platforms I've installed Catalyst on
(WinXP, RedHat Enterprise being the others).  I'd second the Gentoo
recommendation, esp. if you're looking for a platform with a wide
variety of up-to-date programs, and don't mind working close to the
"bare metal" of the OS.

----Woodrow

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[mailto:catalyst-bounces at lists.rawmode.org] On Behalf Of Michele
Beltrame
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 10:09 AM
To: The elegant MVC web framework
Subject: Re: [Catalyst] what is easiest/best GNU/Linux/BSD distribution
forCatalyst?

Hello!

> What are you g-cpan-ing to get the Catalyst and friends installed?
> Even having installed the everything bundle, I found I was regularly
having to
> go find more stuff.

It might be a little "non-professional" but I just do:

g-cpan -i Catalyst

and then launch my application and see what are the missing modules by 
the errors it throws. Then, I install missing modules via g-cpan. ;-)

	Michele.

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