Hi Michael, thanks for your introduction. On 31.10.2014 09:29, Michael Dorrington wrote: [...] > I am interested in SpringRTS (aka Spring Engine). I've done work on > packaging this: > http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/users/michaeld-guest/spring.git > I would like to be able to push to, at least, my own branches on the > official Debian spring git so that my improvements are more easily > integrated. I would like to work with Michael on Spring. As I wrote in my last private e-mail, having access to the team's Git repository should make several things easier. I promise I lean back for the next release and let you do the work. ;) > I would be interested in helping to package Spring games and maps. The > KernelPanic game and Delta Siege map were once listed as suggestions for > spring: > https://packages.debian.org/squeeze/spring > https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=554153 True. I removed the suggestions because those games aren't packaged for Debian yet but it would be a nice addition to have one of the free Spring games in the archive. > I would like to help with packaging Xonotic for Debian: > https://wiki.debian.org/Games/Suggested#Xonotic David Bate and Simon McVittie did some initial work on it but this game definitely needs a dedicated maintainer. I would also contribute to the packaging if there was a real driver. > I am interested in packaging the "RocketMinsta" (aka RM) mod of Nexuiz: > http://rocketminsta.net/ Interesting. > I've been playing a bit with minetest and there looks to be several > interesting mods that aren't packaged yet. I need to evaluate them > first and then I might package them. Good idea. Minetest has apparently a fast growing user base. > I am interested in ensuring that the experience for users is good. That > games work smoothly, unfinished or incomplete games are clearly marked, > that upgrades are smooth and so on. I did similar work to this kind on > kFreeBSD Desktop and the Yeeloong: *nod* I think an overview about unfinished games would be helpful. Perhaps this could be integrated in some kind of a homepage for Debian Games based on the Blends framework in the future. I'll make a note. Regards, Markus
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