On 05/10/18 04:56, Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2018/05/09 23:44, Brian Callahan wrote:Hi ports --Attached is a new port, games/julius. Julius is an open-source re-implementation of Caesar III.README has "such as the tmp tmp directory". And since we're still trying to get rid of it, I'd rather not use libexecinfo than jump hoops to link it.--- pkg/DESCR: julius is an open source re-implementation of Caesar III."open source", implying the whole thing is usable, but...In Caesar III, players take on the role of a Roman governor, tasked with building up a grand Roman city, in which they must ensure their citizens have their needs met, that their city is safe and profitable, while meeting various goals set for them and dealing with various disasters, angry gods and hostile enemies. --- Works well and all tests pass on amd64. You can get it on GOG."you can get it on GOG". Please can we clearly mark these as payware somehow? DESCR would be reasonable, anyway somewhere that people are likely to look at before installing, rather than having to install, see README, and even then it's not clear that you have to buy it until you go to the site.
Alright, how about this then.1. Add OpenBSD to the ifdef'd execinfo/backtrace code (since it was already doing this for windows), so no more LDEP on libexecinfo.
2. Make clear that the open source part is the game engine (which is true).3. Make it clear in DESCR that you have to purchase the game to make use of the package.
~Brian
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