I wanted to play around with Dlang a couple of times. But the few times I've tried, it was quite a hassle to setup a dev environment to start with my preferred

I wanted to play around with Dlang a couple of times. But the few times I've tried, it was quite a hassle to setup a dev environment to start with my preferred tooling. Some concrete points: - the Dlang plugin for the JetBrain suite (Clion) is quite limited and requires the dmd compiler - the dmd compiler is not in Debian... - for dmd you have to manually download .debs and hoping to pick a compatible version - dub, ldc and gdc are in Debian but then don't mix & match nicely with the external dmd I know these are all just tiny issues, but they add up... Something else is the organization of the standard library, which is a bit confusing. Why is std.complex not in std.math? Why std.ascii, std.utf not in std.encoding? curl is in std.net, but socket is toplevel? I don't understand this organization principles.