Sorry, the distro package is perl v8.5*** while the perl version is perl 5, version 14, subversion 2 (v5.14.2). The last Tk package is 8.04*** which I believe is perl v4.6. Is this correct?

I did as was suggested and installed perl-Tk and all went well on the laptop. Theguiguts program compiled and ran fine. On the desktop however, the Tk part is not giving me an error at line 45, but I am getting other errors, the most recent about Test not being available. I have checked and that file is in /usr/share/perl5/Test directory on the laptop but not the desktop. I have gone through the package manager packages and installed everything related to perl-Tk but the files are not on the desktop. I don't like to install outside of the package manager as I usually end up with problems down the road with dependencies. Thanks for your help

In reply to Re^18: perl install in Fedora 16 by txflyer
in thread perl install in Fedora 16 by txflyer

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