hkclark at gmail
Oct 29, 2006, 4:55 PM
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On 10/29/06, Jonathan Rockway <jon [at] jrock> wrote:
> Hello developers (and users),
>
> As you may be aware, Catalyst can be difficult to install at times. CPAN
> installations are tricky, and require the availability of a C compiler (not
> something that web developers expect to need). So, I'd like to start an
> organized group of people willing to create binary packages for their favorite
> OS. (Or the equivalent -- compiling packages from source is expected on
> Gentoo and the *BSDs, and a C compiler is part of the default install. We can
> still make it easier, though.)
>
> If you're interested, reply to the dev list indicating which distro/OS you'd
> like to work on. I've claimed OpenBSD, and there is a gentoo portage tree in
> SVN. However, Debian is quite out of date, and the other Linuxes seem to be
> suffering from the same problem -- the Catalyst team and the distros would
> surely appreciate your help.
>
There was a thread earlier today where we were discussing CentOS 4
(RedHat Enterprise 4) earlier today (see
http://lists.rawmode.org/pipermail/catalyst/2006-October/010165.html).
It's too early to say if anything will come of it. However, if there
are others interested in CentOS/RHEL, please let us know.
Thanks!
Kennedy
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