building libterm-readline-gnu-perl
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I was building libterm-readline-gnu-perl and noticed that it is
Priority: extra. Why is this? It doesn't conflict with others of
higher priorities and it doesn't have specialized requirements. There
are quite a few Perl modules that use either libterm-readline-gnu-perl
or libterm-readline-perl-perl, so it isn't likely to only be useful if
you already know what it is...
Darren
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