26 Feb 2011 20:41
[Warmux-dev] Name change in IANA
Good evening to you all, http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers still uses the old project name. Is this desirable? -- -- Groet, Paul L. Smits
22 Jan 2011 11:09
14 Jan 2011 11:24
[Warmux-dev] website
Finally i hate the cms we have choose for wormux website. It's impossible to find a lot of options. Actually some pages doesn't display picture for an unknown reason, that's really annoying. I propose to create, some little html pages really simple, in a first time for the warmux release. We will improve the website later. What do you think about it? yeKcim
2 Dec 2010 13:28
[Warmux-dev] Ubuntu-Font
AFAIK, the ubuntu font supports at least these writing-systems:
* latin (plus a lot of extensions for most languages)
* greek (including polytonic symbols)
* cyrillic (don't know)
I think it would make Wormux somewhat special. Also, we would be the
first FLOSS program which ships it.
Yours, Robert Clausecker.
7 Nov 2010 12:21
Fair use (?)
> Have you tried to discuss that with Team 17? Maybe it's not an issue > for them and you could get some kind of permission to use current > name. Hm... The question is, how much they have to pay for the app in the store or whether it's free. But you can ask. (Best would be one of the leaders) Kind regards, Robert Clausecker
5 Nov 2010 14:19
[RFC] Changing the project name
Hi, I have the belief (and some IP right enforcement cases underlining a potential danger) that the project/game name should stop referring to its worms-clone origin. I have tried to list things required for that (imo required) transition here: http://www.wormux.org/phpboost/wiki/name-transition This is both a dangerous thing to do, and a potential opportunity. A dangerous thing because transitions always incur the risk of loosing something, an opportunity because the change and required actions may bring new attention to our project. This shall coincide with several things that, if debatable, should be split off to their own discussion thread: - numbering change (a long-standing discussion); among those consulted, year.month was the preferred format - release of the new version, including Android support; it will be delayed by the transition Well, what do you think about it? Anyone volunteering for some of the tasks? Best regards, Christophe
22 Oct 2010 18:16
Debian packages?
Hi, from http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=wormux you can see latest debian package is 0.8.5; this means people using a debian won't be able to play network games, and their bug report would be useless. Do you know how to gently nudge the packager to push 0.9.2.1 at least in sid? Also, is the wormux-servers package of any worth? AFAIK, it won't be able to talk to the main index server, due to protocol changes. http://packages.debian.org/sid/wormux-servers Same, this should be dropped, not because the package is not working, but it is of no use. Best regards, Christophe
6 Oct 2010 06:51
4 Oct 2010 19:00
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29 Sep 2010 09:51
[Bug 174363] Re: wormux crashed with SIGSEGV in TTF_SetFontStyle()
The PPA address (not maintained by me) is: https://launchpad.net/~wormux/+archive/ppa?field.series_filter=lucid While I don't know much about ppas, the above page seems to list 0.9.2 as available for Lucid. The Wormux project only supports the latest release, due to for instance the network changes making older versions unlikely to be played and so on. So a major difference if using that ppa (highly recommended) is that any bug will have to be submitted upstream at https://gna.org/bugs/?group=wormux Thanks ** Bug watch added: gna.org #group http://gna.org/bugs/?group -- -- wormux crashed with SIGSEGV in TTF_SetFontStyle() https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/174363 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Wormux Team, which is a bug assignee.
29 Sep 2010 08:19
[Bug 174363] Re: wormux crashed with SIGSEGV in TTF_SetFontStyle()
I consider it fixed: 0.8beta2 is *very* old, and I do remember reworking font support and fixing bugs (not sure I can match this bug report to any of our bugtracker). It's a matter of backporting then (0.9.2). I know there's a ppa somewhere but I have no idea where it's located and what it provides. Maybe I'll update this with more info about this ppa and any bug report I find. -- -- wormux crashed with SIGSEGV in TTF_SetFontStyle() https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/174363 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Wormux Team, which is a bug assignee.
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