Pavel,

Up to know I build everything in my Home-Project (as I started only a few weeks ago). under home:dimstar there is currently SuperTuxKart 0.2 available for SuSE 10.1 and the binary of UFO:AI (not installable, as the question for the data file, which is 160MB has not been answered on the mailinglist yet. Most probably, I won't be able to provide UFO:AI as I initially wished, due to it's size. Try ask adriansS directly on irc. I personally vote for split data package into two or three sub-package. It will be more feasible for downloading too. For example wesnoth game, currently in BS went with simar approach.

For the last question about NoGravity, there were also no replies, thus I guess it's not built yet.

For 'Blob & Conquer' I did not do anything yet (excpet playing it :-) ) as I did not want to do any double work. I get it. That is exactly why you should move your packages into right directory. So you can easily check which games are packed, and which not. And of course all others packagers could do same. For example for ufo http://build.opensuse.org/project/show?project=games%3Astrategy%3Aturn-based Just ask one of maintainers to add you to those projects.

Dominique Pavel

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Pavel Nemec 10/06/06 11:15 AM >>> Pavel,

Up to know I build everything in my Home-Project (as I started only a few weeks ago). under home:dimstar there is currently SuperTuxKart 0.2 available for SuSE 10.1 and the binary of UFO:AI (not installable, as the question for the data file, which is 160MB has not been answered on the mailinglist yet. Most probably, I won't be able to provide UFO:AI as I initially wished, due to it's size. Try ask adriansS directly on irc. I personally vote for split data package into two or three sub-package. It will be more feasible for downloading too. For example wesnoth game, currently in BS went with simar approach.

I did that on request from slow-bandwidth downloaders. wesnoth-data-small contains only the essential stuff required to play the game. Large pictures and ogg music files are kept in wesnoth-data-full instead. Wesnoth supports that seperation from within it's makefile rules. Holger --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help@opensuse.org