I just read an article about Penguin written by its author Felix Gallo
yesterday. It sounds very interesting and I want to test it and perhaps,
if no one else is doing it, create a Debian package.
In short, what Penguin is: ``Penguin is an extension for Perl 5,
implementing an `agent framework' which enables you to send, recevice and
execute Perl programs safely and securely across a network. [...] With
Penguin you can write a useful Internet application today, ranging from
applets to full-featured travelling purchasing agents.''
Pengiun is distributed under the same license as Perl, so copyright
shouldn't be a problem.
The Penguin home page ist at
http://coriolan.amicus.com/pengiun.html
(Note that I haven't tried this one yet.)
Cheers,
Chris
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