Hello, I have been advised to use these conventions when packaging games: http://en.opensuse.org/Packaging/Games and have the following questions about the package splitting between base and game data: 1) Is it necessary to always put the data in a separate package ? Is there a maximum size (ex: < 10MB) for which it is okay to keep it as one single package ? Because if many small games have data packages, it will easily "spam" the package list. This info should be added on that wiki page (I can do that if someone can confirm). 2) How to handle the mentionned "bugfixes" updates ? If the upstream tar archive has changed, OBS will anyway rebuild both the base and data packages, if there is only one spec file. So after this it all depends on how the user chooses to do the update. But for the user it might also not be clear whether the data package needs to be updated as well. I guess this could be enforced using version numbers in the Require tag. What do you think ? 3) How is the Requires dependency applied ? I guess the base package requires the data package. Is it possible to make the data package require the base one at the same time ? (double-dependency) Thanks, Vincent -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help@opensuse.org