I've been trying to keep up to date, but since 0.06 the dependency nightmare was too much so I decided to join pkg-perl Debian team, which is already working on packaging Padre, in order to not make most of my work a waste of time.

Working with Debian people will make updates for Ubuntu smoother, since most of the dependency work is already available on Debian Lenny, so I will only have to backport it to Ubuntu Hardy.

BTW, I'm glad to see that my packages are actually been used; this really commits my interest in keeping the packages up to date, so stay tunned. Thanks!

You'll probably have to backport to Intrepid, too, since the cutoff for adding new packages from Debian was back in June. The deadline for new packages for as-yet-unnamed 9.04 will probably be December or January. Ubuntu manages getting out regular releases by adhering to a fixed time-schedule.
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Importing from Debian Lenny to Ubuntu Intrepid will be easier, since both have Perl 5.10 and most Perl packages in Intrepid come from Lenny or Sid anyway ;)