I've tried the GDC compiler (v0.17), which works very well too. Here even the debugger is usable (I just tried to set breakpoints, looked into local variables and into classes) if you have patched gdb for D support(http://dsource.org/projects/gdb-patches/ (http://dsource.org/projects/gdb-patches/)).
With DMD (v0.154) I couldn't make the debug symbols begin put in, so debugging doesn't work.
Maybe interesting: If I use GDC through the DMD command line wrapper (gdmd) debugging doesn't work either.
I had to change the linker command for DMD from
$linker -o $exe_output $link_options $link_objects $libs
to
$linker -of$exe_output $link_options $link_objects $libs
to make linking work with DMD (no problems with GDC).
I hope this patch will be in svn soon, C::B seems really usable as a D Linux IDE with it, if it was more stable.