The packages are still broken. I dont know who did it but we can't let
that on the website.
It's hard to persuade people to use D if packages are broken and there
isn't Windows installer. I think a lot of people dont even try by seeing
that.
You can bet on that. It makes you wonder how whoever assembled the
package tested it. Did you just go with --force-all because he couldn't
figure out various things about the package system? What the heck did he
do? And why the hell is it not fixed yet?
Providing broken packages is as nice to the user as providing virus
infected .exe files.
Now the irony is, that Wlater wouldn't even allow Debian to redistribute
a properly packaged dmd... (if Debian wanted to)
