On 2005-09-11 00:17 +0100, Jon Dowland wrote: > Hi Andre, sorry for the recent radio-silence. Hi Jon. No problem. > On Wed, Aug 31, 2005 at 09:25:35PM +0200, Andre Majorel wrote: > > With 4.4.902, the quick test (decompose and recompose the Ultimate > > Doom iwad) will create a 12,395,672 bytes pwad whose MD5 checksum > > is 5f34467674a79ad652f8497691ba71d5. > > I will try and perform a similar test tomorrow. I've summed some of my IWAD > collection for anyone who is interested: > <http://jon.dowland.name/code/doom/doom-data/>. We don't have the same MD5 for our Ultimate Doom iwad. Mine dates from 1996 so I must have hacked it. Now to find the floppies... > > This is a release candidate for 4.5.0. Jon is going to feed it to > > the Debian buildd. If no problems turn up, I'll announce it on > > Doomworld etc. to get a bit more feedback. Or maybe I'll just > > change the version number to 4.5.0 re-release it as is. > > I've got debian packages of 4.4.0 at > <http://debian.halfcoded.net>, although they are somewhat out-of-date. > I've had some constructive criticism from my sponsor regarding > packaging. Did I mention that I installed your .deb ? That was 4.4.0-1 on a testing i386. Worked fine AFAICS. > I will be applying this criticism to packaging 4.4.902, then hopefully > we'll get it into the archive and can start collecting buildd output :) You'll have less to do with 4.4.902. All the email addresses have been mangled. Also, configure now handles the FHS distinction between /usr and /usr/local ($(PREFIX)/share/man for the former, $(PREFIX)/man for the latter, unless it's changed yet again). But I see you're setting PREFIX to "$(DESTDIR)/usr", in which case configure will go for $(PREFIX)/man anyway. I thought you would use chroot instead. One note : in http://debian.halfcoded.net/source/deutex_4.4.0-3.diff.gz the "Copyright Holder" section lists just Olivier and me. Unless you performed a GIFectomy shouldn't this include David Koblas, David Kaplan and Jef Poskanzer ? > > * Sound: new option -rate to specify what DeuTex should do when > > including sound files whose sample rate is not exactly 11025 Hz. The > > choices are : > > We (freedoom upstream) are particularly pleased to see this :-D Sorry for the delay. I don't do much audio hacking and don't notice these problems. -- André Majorel <amajorel@xxxxxxxxx> http://www.teaser.fr/~amajorel/