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It’s hard to search for D using Google, so I wasn’t able to find a good answer:
I have an old iBook G3 and I’d like to install Linux on it and use it to compile (and test) D programs written using Tango on it. Is this possible? Or hasn’t anybody tried it, yet? After all the Mac port of GDC + Tango is broken in parts, too.
This used to work, but it has been a combination with few users, and so I’m not sure if it has been tested recently. There shouldn’t be major problems with Tango though – compiler is probably likely to a more likely issue. For that, you probably should try to compile your own from a recent SVN checkout (of GDC).