Re: Freedesktop::Trash (was "Re: Module name - Fil: msg#00018

Re: Freedesktop::Trash (was "Re: Module name - File::Trash::FreeDesktop"): msg#00018

Subject:	Re: Freedesktop::Trash (was "Re: Module name - File::Trash::FreeDesktop")

* Robert Rothenberg (CPAN) <robrwo@xxxxxxxxx> [2006-03-03 21:15]:
>Does anyone have anything against starting a new top-level hierarchy?

In this instance, I don’t.

Regards,
-- 
Aristotle Pagaltzis // <http://plasmasturm.org/>

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