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Thanks, this is cool. I've been trying to get a decent easy to install Gtk2 lib setup on my Vista machine to test my scripts on. I tried ActiveState5.10 and the ppms from trouchelle.com, but had image loader problems with that setup, plus no canvas widgets,etc.

Camelbox downloaded flawlessly, set itself up just fine, and works great here. Plus it optionally installed loads of other modules.

I have a small pre-installed Vista Basic on a Toshiba laptop, but otherwise use linux.

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In reply to Re: Camelbox: A build of Gtk2-Perl for Windows by zentara
in thread Camelbox: A build of Gtk2-Perl for Windows by spicyjack

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