i want install available perl modules @ once in ubuntu. such thing possible?
as others have said, don't want to.
- many modules updated more on cpan ubuntu repos
- some modules aren't in repos @ all.
- many modules have dependencies don't need.
- if ever need more 1 environment, it's problem (although fair, rarer occurrence perl other ecosystems).
perlbrew
,cpanm
lovely , don't require `sudo- it's not replacement proper dependency management if ever have distro upgrade, not packages may provided next time.
... however, if you're determined, straightforward way @ output of
sudo apt-get search perl | sed -e 's/ - .*//'
... , if it's liking, run
sudo apt-get search perl | sed -e 's/ - .*//' | xargs sudo apt-get install
personally, i'd stick | egrep '-perl' |
in there, before xargs
, might hits based on description don't represent actual perl modules.
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