En Wed, 03 Nov 2010 21:36:10 +0100, Jérôme M. Berger <jeber...@free.fr> escribió:

Diego Cano Lagneaux wrote:

Of which there are very few. A linux distro or community repository
cannot distribute dmd at all, it is prohibited by the license. This is
primarily a practical issue, not an ideological one.

Right.. I forgot the issue is also practical. If DigitalMars doesn't
allow redistribution, they simply cannot include it even if they wanted.

ArchLinux includes dmd (version 1) in its community repo. It does not
seem so impossible as you say.

        Are you sure? Here, "yaourt -Ss dmd" only show results from AUR
(which means that they download from DigitalMars anyway)

                Jerome

Using pacman to avoid AUR results:

~> pacman -Ss dmd
community/dmd 1.058-1
    The Digital Mars D compiler.

Using packer, to see the AUR:

~> packer -Ss dmd
community/dmd 1.058-1
    The Digital Mars D compiler.
aur/gdc 0.24-1
    GDC, Digital Mars D Programing Language (DMD) frontend for GCC
aur/gdc-svn 243-3
    GDC, Digital Mars D Programing Language (DMD) frontend for GCC
aur/gdc-bin 0.24-3
    GDC, Digital Mars D Programing Language (DMD) frontend for GCC
aur/dmd2 2.050-1
    The Digital Mars D compiler (D2 version)
aur/dmd2-complete 2.050-2
    The Digital Mars D compiler & Standard Library (D2 version)
aur/dmd2-bin 2.050-1
    The Digital Mars D compiler (D2 version)
aur/dmd2-complete-bin 2.049-1
    The Digital Mars D compiler & Standard Library (D2 version)
aur/gdc1-hg 304-1
GDC, Digital Mars D Programing Language (DMD) frontend for GCC (D1 version)
aur/gdc2-hg 304-1
GDC, Digital Mars D Programing Language (DMD) frontend for GCC (D2 version)

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