I installed berrybrew 1.22 on a vanilla win10 VM, installed and switched to Perl 5.10.1_32, then ran the new installer.

I have made some changes to the installer after the OP (you can get it here.

Here's the result of those actions:

C:\Program Files\Mono>echo %path%

C:\Program Files\Mono\bin\;C:\berrybrew\5.30.0_64\c\bin;C:\berrybrew\5
+.30.0_64\perl\bin;C:\berrybrew\5.30.0_64\perl\site\bin;C:\Windows\sys
+tem32;C:\Windows;C:\Windows\System32\Wbem;C:\Windows\System32\Windows
+PowerShell\v1.0\;C:\Program Files\Git\cmd;c:\Users\admin\Downloads\be
+rrybrew\berrybrew-1.22\bin;C:\Program Files (x86)\berrybrew\bin

[download]

So the new path gets installed *after* the old one. I will add some checks and throw a warning window to state that the old berrybrew will be disabled if they proceed, and I'll write a routine to automatically register any custom or virtual perls they may have had installed in the old version. If the user decides not to proceed, I'll just abort the setup.

In reply to Re^2: New berrybrew installer; Looking for testers by stevieb
in thread New berrybrew installer; Looking for testers by stevieb

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