Hi,
Sam can have it, as far as I'm concerned. I have a patch which fixes
abuse-sdl to compile under gcc 3.3 (it doesn't work with abuse-frabs
when compiled under gcc 3.3). The issues addressed in this bug may or
may not be the cause of the other bugs on non-386 architectures, but I
don't have access to the appropriate architectures to test them on.. I
also have a (trivial) documentation patch which fixes one of the other
bugs. You might also want to update abuse-lib to include the full
version of the data files, since these have since been released into the
public domain. The sound effects are still non-public domain, and thus
must remain in non-free. The original author of abuse speculated that
the author of the sound effects might be willing to release them under a
free license, which I havn't followed up on. Otherwise you might be
able to pull in the sound effects from abuse-frabs, but you'd have to
check that these arn't the original sounds with the author of frabs just
being slopy about copyright issues.
-- Keith
P.S. abuse-sdl already works on non-8bpp displays, which is why I
figured we could safely remove abuse. I appologize for not getting in
touch with Sam, I didn't notice he'd expressed interest.
Martin Michlmayr wrote:
* Sam Hocevar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-07-04 10:31]:
I am interested in maintaining abuse. I have good experience in games
and I think I'll manage to port it to non-8bpp displays. I will first
have a look at the bugs before renaming O: to ITA:, so if someone more
interested wants it in the meantime, ask me for my current patches.
Bug #202384 - ftp.debian.org: Please remove abuse
Sender: Keith Dunwoody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
As indicated by the previous maintainer's comments the abuse package
has been obseleted by abuse-sdl. I intend to adopt the other
abuse-related packages (abuse-sdl abuse-lib abuse-sfx abuse-frabs), but
think that abuse should be removed instead.
So who is going to adopt it, and when? Both of you expressed interest
in July.
