Hello Fellow Monks!
I recently digged in the Tutorials section. There i stumbled upon this: Installing Perl on a Windows PC
since it may be a little outdated and there is no mention of strawberry perl which i personally found very useful on win32 (I must admit that i never used Active State Perl cause the book i used recommended strawberry perl ...).
I wondered if i should write a Tutorial for installing strawberry Perl on Windows?
(Ok it is no big deal, asking myself if this is worth a tutorial at all, cause it is straightforward but i think new Win32 Perl programmers should have the information and the choice ...)
Maybe useful links?:
http://win32.perl.org
http://strawberryperl.com
What do you think?
Update:It is not possible to update the original thread cause the user doesnt seem to be around anymore or we dont want to alter his node?
Thanks
MH

In reply to RFC: Tutorials Installing Perl on Windows Strawberry Perl by matze77

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