in reply to Setting up a 'Perl Development Environment'

       First of all, (and this is just the distro zealot in me pushing through) format your box and install debian. You will be happier down that road, trust me. When I first started, I installed Red Hat 5.0 and liked it. Then, I found FreeBSD; and my world was so much better. Recently, I have returned to the Linux kernel with my newfound love of Debian and 'apt-get install anything'. The one piece of advice I can give you is Debian.

       As far as text editors for coding go (you've heard vi, VIM, and emacs), I am a pretty big fan of nedit.

Jeremy

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