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Look for threads on "installing Perl as a non-root user." You can set up your own personalized copy of Perl and you probably want to do so if Perl is used as part of the package-management software (or other key software) on your Linux distro. Use packages (only...) to maintain whatever the other parts of your system depend on. Use the "non-root user" techniques to maintain, separately, your own custom environments. Keep the two entirely separate.
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Re^2: Building a local perl to use the system perl's libraries as a fallback
by clueless newbie (Curate) on Nov 30, 2012 at 22:48 UTC

    This is exactly what I'm trying to do ...

    Only I want to piggyback off of the work of the distro whose Devel::ptkdb and Padre already work.