That got me a little farther, +1. The install failed unless run as root, but as root, resulted in this:

# raku -Ilib bin/zef install DBIish
===> Searching for: DBIish
===> Searching for missing dependencies: NativeHelpers::Blob, NativeLi
+bs:ver<0.0.9+>:auth<github:salortiz>, NativeCall::TypeDiag
===> Searching for missing dependencies: File::Temp
===> Searching for missing dependencies: File::Directory::Tree
===> Staging NativeHelpers::Blob:ver<0.1.12>:auth<github:salortiz>
===> Staging [OK] for NativeHelpers::Blob:ver<0.1.12>:auth<github:salo
+rtiz>
===> Staging NativeLibs:ver<0.0.9>:auth<github:salortiz>
===> Staging [OK] for NativeLibs:ver<0.0.9>:auth<github:salortiz>
===> Staging File::Directory::Tree
===> Staging [OK] for File::Directory::Tree
===> Staging File::Temp:ver<0.0.10>:auth<zef:rbt>
===> Staging [OK] for File::Temp:ver<0.0.10>:auth<zef:rbt>
===> Staging NativeCall::TypeDiag
===> Staging [OK] for NativeCall::TypeDiag
===> Staging DBIish:ver<0.6.6>:auth<zef:raku-community-modules>:api<1>
===> Staging [OK] for DBIish:ver<0.6.6>:auth<zef:raku-community-module
+s>:api<1>
No such method 'remove-artifacts' for invocant of type
'CompUnit::Repository::Staging'
[download]

However, not being able to install normally means that even "installed" modules aren't found...

===SORRY!=== Error while compiling /home/myuser/rakusessiontest.raku
Could not find DBIish in:
    inst#/root/.raku
    inst#/usr/lib/perl6/site
    inst#/usr/lib/perl6/vendor
    inst#/usr/lib/perl6/core
    ap#
    nqp#
    perl5#
at /home/myuser/rakusessiontest.raku:4
[download]

I'm not sure where to go from here. My "zef" is not yet working properly, it seems. The online guides for working around the problem of this library not being included in this linux distribution are either incomplete or out-of-date. As an ubuntu user for the past twenty years, I'm not ready to switch distros. Maybe I'll have to wait until April 2024 when the next Ubuntu LTS comes out before I can use Raku? That would be a terrible delay.

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