use Perl

I'd like to allow distributions to specify dependencies on OS packages (OS name, for ex, Debian => OS package, for every OS).
For ex., for XML::Parser:
{
'Fedora' => 'expat-devel',
'Debian=>'expat-devel-debian-name',
}.

Steps to implement this:
1. Research if deps names change in different OS versions.
2. Finish Linux::Distribution changes.
3. There are several CPAN modules to interface package managers: Linux::APT, RPM, RPM2, RPM4. Slackware::Slackget is a package manager. Try several of them and patch/rewrite if necessary.
4. Write a general module to interface them, with Linux dist detection by Linux::Distribution. It can be named Package::Installer.
5. As experiment, write Module::Install plugin that will ask to install OS package if Package::Installer is installed. Use `sudo` if user is not root.
6. Teach CPAN/CPANPLUS to do it. List of deps can be written in JSON file.

Advantages of this idea:
1. Easier installation of modules. And it would be more clear why install failed.
2. Better and more useful cpantesters results.

Future possibilities
3. More full implementation of automatic CPAN -> package converters (requires separation between work and build deps).
4. Teach CPAN/CPANPLUS to install modules from OS package repository.
5. Maybe it can also work on Win32, but it requires additional research.

P.S. It just came to my mind, that CPAN -> package dependencies can also be stored in some web DB edited by users.