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I assume you mean that Maypole has a lot of dependancies and would therefore require a lot of work to install manually. But if CPAN doesn;t work for the simple case, it certainly won't work for the complex ones.

The manual method may be tedious, but provided wget works, then the manual process will work.

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In reply to Re^3: which perl gui toolkit to use? by BrowserUk
in thread which perl gui toolkit to use? by redss

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