Hi
pmichaud announced that rakudo star will be available in july 29: http://rakudo.org/node/73
my wishes:
1- ready binaries for different systems at the same date of releasing source, especially for windows,
it is much more convenient, as an example i have tried to build the current kiev release but i got all sorts of errors; the major one:
fatal error C1083: Cannot open source file: 'perl6_ops.c': No such file or directory
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cd' : return code '0x2' Stop.
C:\rakudo-2010.06># Parsing perl6.ops... # Parsed perl6.ops in 3.969 seconds; found 71 ops. # Ops parsed in 3.984 seconds.
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and the program stuck here, even the file perl6_ops.c i have found in the rakudo folder, i have tried different perl versions, activestate and strawberry, nmake and mingw32-make without success, so i must wait a month before trying the kiev release
2- a working opengl support, in the partially built rakudo i can run the example parrot.exe shapes.pir successfully, but i can't check the status with perl6.exe because it is not there ;the package are partially built.
3- best wishes for the perl6 team and developers, and supporters.

In reply to Rakudo Star , some wishes by orange

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