I'm not sure if this message got through a few days ago, so I'm reposting it:

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Wouldn't the DMD installations currently be part of your synced profile in Active Directory setups? It might be a good idea to move them to AppData/Local instead. But as it has been long since I last actively worked with an AD, you'd better double-check that…

David


On 6/4/11 12:44 PM, Nick Sabalausky wrote:
I've been working on a fork of Jacob Carlborg's excellent DVM tool (D
Version Manager) to add Windows support. It should now be fully-usable on
Windows, with the exception of installing Tango and any post-v0.2.0 features
(I haven't yet merged in any changes from upstream since I originally forked
v0.2.0.) I figure I'll submit a pull request after I've gotten those
features merged in and working.

Main page: https://bitbucket.org/Abscissa256/dvm/wiki/Home

A precompiled Windows binary is on the downloads page:

https://bitbucket.org/Abscissa256/dvm/downloads

As with the Linux version, download the precompiled binary, and then install
it by running:

dvm-0.2.0-win-beta1 install dvm

Then you should be able to use dvm just like on Linux:

dvm --help
dvm install 2.053
dvm --default use 2.053

Etc...



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