On 23/09/15 16:00, PICCORO McKAY Lenz wrote:
>> if you are interested in including oqplus in Debian, it should be packaged
>> separately, in main, similar to OpenArena (openarena, openarena-data,
>> etc.) and Nexuiz Classic (nexuiz, nexuiz-data)
>
> The package if me or other will work in int must noteh that oq or oqp รง
> operates in the id1 directory and for normal engines except darkplaces
> may conflicts with non-free data from registered version
I would recommend using a different base directory for Quake, OpenQuartz
and/or oqplus (the -basedir command-line argument), similar to the way
Nexuiz Classic works in Debian. That avoids any possibility of one game
seeing the other game's assets.
So someone with the complete set would have something like
/usr/share/games/quake/id1/*.pak # proprietary Quake
/usr/share/games/openquartz/id1/*.pak # OpenQuartz
/usr/share/games/oqplus/id1/*.pak # oqplus
/usr/share/games/nexuiz/data/*.pak # Nexuiz Classic
/usr/share/games/xonotic/*/*.pak # Xonotic
and a wrapper script for each game that runs the engine with an
appropriate -basedir argument.
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