Hi. I've had gwydion-dylan installed for a while and I've finally (at long last) gotten a chance to start playing with it. One of the first things I did was to search the /sw file tree for any demos, example projects or documentation installed by the gwydion-dylan packge. Aside from a few manpages about commands for compiling and interpreting dylan scripts, I couldn't find anything. So I unpacked the tarball to see if there was anything like this that hadn't been installed. It seems, in fact, like there's a rich variety of such material in the tarball. For instance, there're "demos" and "doc" folders at the tarball root level. There're also intriguing directories such as "duim" which, near as I can tell, has something to do with giving dylan a GUI and "platforms", which contains an interface to the Mac OS X Carbon API (I think). Having discovered these things in the tarball, I can install them in useful places myself, but I was wondering if they shouldn't be automatically installed during the package installation so that future dylan users can easily find them. This ultimately is up to the package maintainer, but I was curious if anyone else had thoughts on the matter.
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