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Even they don't know (Score:2)

by gabor (1626)
One of the problems with the data is that the Debian people cannot supply the full list of the perl modules.
Maybe this list will get them work a bit more on their end so we will have a better list.
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- Re: (Score:1)
  
  by Alias (5735)
  
  I wasn't aware that the name was manually supplied by the debian folks.
  If this turns into a terminal problem I'll probably kill this list.
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    by gabor (1626)
    AFAIK some of the packages are maintained by the Debian Perl group - those are in the list - other are still maintained (or not) by individuals. These have other repositories and other formats and thus most of them are not in the automatically generated list.
    They are in the long and slow process of converting more to group maintenance.
    
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Filtering out core modules? (Score:1)

by brother (3287)

Nice list, if we can manage to filter out the false hits. Filtering out modules shipped with perl would be a first step. I hove no idea if these modules should really have the 'distributed_by_debiabn'-kwalitee set.