> What I am interested in is that /usr/bin/perl doesn't get to go on a risky roadtrip along with Perl.

What does that mean? Are you saying that Linux distributions might abandon system Perl?

> you should ask them in the corresponding threads

I can't cope with P5P.

It reminds me about the story (myth?) how the Bolsheviks dominated the Russian parliament after revolution, just by delaying decisions till the majority was too tired to attend discussions.

Instead of redesigning the language we should rather start by redesigning the politics.

And design decisions should be based on proof of concepts, not spectacular presentations and random commit bits.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re^3: Amicable divorce (The Camel Paradox) by LanX
in thread Amicable divorce by ribasushi

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