I took a look at it for you.

First, I installed it via CPAN---no problems. make, make test, and make install passed with no problems: however, when I went to double-check it with pmload, pmload couldn't find it.

Second, I looked at the prerequiste list---it seemed to be missing a few modules. Here's my list of prerequisites. Run it, and if it works, cool. If it doesn't work---then you'll understand why people regret choosing it. 

#!/usr/bin/perl

BEGIN {
    $|  = 1;
    $^W = 1;
    $ENV{'HARNESS_TIMER'}     = 1;
    $ENV{'TEST_POD'}          = 1;
    $ENV{'TEST_POD_COVERAGE'} = 1;
}

use strict;
use warnings;
use CPAN;

CPAN::Shell->install(qw(
Exporter
Carp
base
DB_File
List::Util
File::Spec
Test::Distribution
Test::Portability::Files
XSLoader
File::Path
AutoLoader
IO::Handle
constant
Test::Harness
Test::More
Data::Dumper
Encode
Pod::Man
Test
Text::Wrap
Pod::Escapes
Pod::Simple
ExtUtils::MakeMaker
Time::HiRes
ExtUtils::Constant
Perl::OSType
File::Temp
Text::ParseWords
Locale::Maketext::Simple
Module::Load
Locale::Maketext
Module::Load::Conditional
version
Locale::Maketext::Lexicon
Params::Check
Module::Metadata
IPC::Cmd
ExtUtils::CBuilder
Socket
Test::Pod
Pod::Coverage
Devel::Symdump
Test::Pod::Coverage
Class::Inner
Error
Test::Unit));

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