well, the original question asked was regarding a PerlMonks contribution to linux. I do everything but play q3 on openBSD machines, and i wasn't intending to start a holy war over this. But I can't think of anything offhand that could both benefit from being rewritten in perl and is not platform specific. I mean, just because ping/telnet/lsof can be rewritten in perl doesn't necessarily mean they should be...
how about a gui kernel configuration tool for *BSD?
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I apologize for not including all other OS's, all the points made were very very accurate. If Perl is meant to be an ultraportable language, then it should cross every platform. Good point all of you. THen I re-word my question: Would it be a viable option for a PerlMonks project that could cross all platforms, be very helpful, and perhaps garnish me some free pie? Okay two out of three ain't bad!
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