I'm newbie so i have many troubles.....I have read guide to install perl module on Unix.With package Term-Screen-1.03,i do:Download to Desktop,and run some commands.Here is result:
root@slax:~# gunzip /root/Desktop/Term-Screen-1.03.tar.gz root@slax:~# tar xvf /root/Desktop/Term-Screen-1.03.tar Term-Screen-1.03/ Term-Screen-1.03/META.yml Term-Screen-1.03/Changes Term-Screen-1.03/README Term-Screen-1.03/test.pl Term-Screen-1.03/Makefile.PL Term-Screen-1.03/Screen.pm Term-Screen-1.03/MANIFEST root@slax:~# cd Term-Screen-1.03 root@slax:~/Term-Screen-1.03# perl Makefile.PL Checking if your kit is complete... Looks good Writing Makefile for Term::Screen root@slax:~/Term-Screen-1.03# make -bash: make: command not found root@slax:~/Term-Screen-1.03#
i can't continue.Many thanks to help

In reply to Quick help about install perl module by LH2007

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