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As discussed in [issue 600][1] for the purpose of using perlbrew on
Solaris systems, &quot;gmake&quot; needs to be used. MAKE env is one approach.

An extra check on osname is also included to use &quot;gmake&quot; by default
on Solaris when MAKE env is missing.

As a result, MAKE env can also be used in case some implementation of
"make" is preffered.

[1]: https://github.com/gugod/App-perlbrew/issues/600

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