Try this version :) 
package crap;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Wx qw[ wxPD_CAN_ABORT  wxPD_APP_MODAL  wxPD_ELAPSED_TIME  wxPD_EST
+IMATED_TIME  wxPD_REMAINING_TIME ];
use base qw(Wx::ProgressDialog);    
sub new {
    my $class  = shift;
    my $max    = shift || 10;
    my $vars   = (wxPD_CAN_ABORT| wxPD_APP_MODAL|wxPD_ELAPSED_TIME| wx
+PD_ESTIMATED_TIME| wxPD_REMAINING_TIME);
    my $this   = $class->SUPER::new("xp6 progres ($max)", "the progres
+s ($max)", $max, undef, $vars);

    $this->Show(1);
    return $this;
}


my $c = crap->new();
for(0 .. 10){
    $c->Update($_,"the progress ($_/10)",);
    select undef,undef,undef,0.3;
}

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BTW - for posterity, I have WXMSW-2.5.2, Wx-0.20 .

It could be a wxGtk bug, you should ask on the wxper-users list.

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In reply to Re^3: Wx::ProgressDialog, please help by PodMaster
in thread Wx::ProgressDialog, please help by jettero

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