Am Freitag, den 23.01.2015, 14:24 +0100 schrieb Fabian Greffrath: > - Memento Mori > - Memento Mori 2 > - Requiem > - Hell Revealed > - The Classic Episode (1st Ed.) > - Alien Vendetta (2nd Ed.)
I am not sure how to proceed with this one... One the one hand, each of these MegaWADs replaces either a complete episode of Doom 1 (class_ep) or the entire of Doom 2 (the others) and should thus be considered separate games in their own regard. On the other hand, I'd like to keep them as a bundle (just like the Master Levels) and don't think that it makes sense to create a separate DEB file for each. Then, I don't think adding a launcher application (ala Master Levels) for them makes sense, as they are most often used for recording or playing back of demos which requires at least some command line skills. On the other hand, I think that each of them should have their own .desktop file. The WADs are freely (as in Beer) available from various sites, though I'd recommend to download them from the Doom Speed Demos Archive <http://doomedsda.us> which has most of them repacked in reasonable all-in-one ZIP files which sometimes contain some goodies (like e.g. the MAP21 fix required for Requiem). Since they are strictly "third party" and also strictly "special interest", I'd say they shouldn't get downloaded automatically if one runs g-d-p with only the "doom" or "doom2" parameters. They could be made into a special option for both games. But then, haven't we reached a point where this feature is already too special to be part of g-d-p? Phew... Cheers, - Fabian
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