I wrote before:
If you want to ppm-install Catalyst, or Catalyst plugins, I recommend to stick to the older version of Catalyst (i.e. don't ppm-install Catalyst-Runtime or Catalyst-Devel).
This is not true any more. I've written new ppm maker to change all the dependencies on 'Catalyst' to 'Catalyst-Runtime'.
So, if you want to install Catalyst stuff from this repository, just install 'Catalyst-Runtime' (and 'Catalyst-Devel'). You might need to install/upgrade with -force option to avoid conflict with previous version, though.
This is actually a kind of packaging policy issue but both Catalyst-Runtime and Catalyst-Manual have Catalyst::Manual module, which is an index page of the manual, and this causes annoying conflict while installing Catalyst-Manual (and Catalyst-Runtime/Catalyst-Devel). You can almost safely install it with -force option, though I don't recommend as it would cause conflicts in the future.
Win32 port of Cache::FastMmap is finally uploaded on the CPAN, but as Cache::FastMmap::WithWin32. This is a temporary (I believe) fork of original Cache::FastMmap. Basically, it works fine if you change "use" lines in relevant modules (use Cache::FastMmap; to use Cache::FastMmap::WithWin32; and so on).
A good news. Latest Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap finally support ::WithWin32 module. Now you don't need to rewrite 'use' line by yourself. Note that Catalyst::Plugin::Cache::Store::FastMmap is deprecated and doesn't support ::WithWin32 module. Catalyst::Plugin::Cache::FastMmap also doesn't support ::WithWin32 module yet.
A bad news. As of 0.05, Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::FastMmap stopped supporting ::WithWin32 at the level of Makefile.PL, though the module itself still supports ::WithWin32 and works gracefully. PPM version on this site still request to install ::WithWin32, but other, more automated repositories may stop providing ::WithWin32 support. If you encounter the problem, use -force and install Cache-FastMmap-WithWin32.
Also note that Win32 port of Cache::FastMmap has several limitations. As always, you can't delete/rename open files. Namely, you can't pass a file opened by File::Temp->new(->filename) to Cache::FastMmap::WithWin32, though you can pass a temporary filename created (but not opened) by File::Temp::tempnam.