Obviously, even D is likely to get used more. It exists so we'll probably have to contend with it. We shouldn't wax/wane over the toolchain. If your distribut

Obviously, even D is likely to get used more. It exists so we'll probably have to contend with it. We shouldn't wax/wane over the toolchain. If your distribution environment doesn't strive to simplify this (eg: fedpkg, mock, RPM macros), what are you using it for?