I wrote: > I think zip is the way to go! Is there any > platform/license or any other restricting issues we should care about zip? > Is it ported to all platforms Perl currently runs on? Is there a Perl module > for handling zips? Aren't we re-inventing the wheel here? It strikes me now that ActiveState's ActivePerl comes with PPM, or `Perl Package Manager'. AFAIK, it's only for downloading from ActiveState's site, and it only handles installing of individual modules (althought it checks dependencies and fetches needed modules as well, but it doesn't solve the problem for scripts/programs). Anyone of ActiveState there? Can't we adapt PPM so that it handles what's needed? Or is it too different from what we want? Does it use zip or tar/gzip or other? - Branden
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