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 Introduction
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-DUB emerged as a more general replacement for [vibe.d's](http://vibed.org/) package manager. It does not imply a dependecy to vibe.d for packages and was extended to not only directly build projects, but also to generate project files (currently [VisualD](https://github.com/rainers/visuald)).
+DUB emerged as a more general replacement for [vibe.d's](http://vibed.org/) package manager. It does not imply a dependecy to vibe.d for packages and was extended to not only directly build projects, but also to generate project files (currently [VisualD](https://github.com/rainers/visuald) and [Mono-D](http://mono-d.alexanderbothe.com/)).
 
 The project's pilosophy is to keep things as simple as possible. All that is needed to make a project a dub package is to write a short [package.json](http://registry.vibed.org/publish) file and put the source code into a `source` subfolder. It *can* then be registered on the public [package registry](http://registry.vibed.org) to be made available for everyone. Any dependencies specified in `package.json` are automatically downloaded and made available to the project during the build process.
 
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 Installation
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-DUB comes precompiled for Windows, Mac OS, Linux and FreeBSD. It needs to have the following dependencies installed:
+DUB comes [precompiled](http://registry.vibed.org/download) for Windows, Mac OS, Linux and FreeBSD. It needs to have the following dependencies installed (except on Windows):
 
  - libevent 2.0.x
  - OpenSSL
 
 The `dub` executable then just needs to be accessible from `PATH` and can be invoked from the root folder of any DUB enabled project to build and run it.
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+If you want to build for yourself, you need to install [vibe.d](http://vibed.org/download) and run `vibe build` from DUB's main folder and rename the resulting "app" file to "dub".