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Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
Problems with the List on the Expansions Manager/Oolite Starter
Just reading through the list and noticed the following:
ACTIVITIES
Additional planets SR Redux Pack - this should be under Ambience, not under Activities.
Deep Space Pirates - typoes: adds additional pirates outside the main trading lanes
AMBIANCE/AMBIENCE - which spelling?
BGS/BackGroundSet - there are now 3 versions of this on the list (1.10.9; 1.10.8; 2.5.4)
Cargo Wrecks Teaser - typo: adds different models
Dark Ray - typo: not only your's laser but NPCs' lasers too
Display Reputation - 2 versions - and the confusing description for the first (if kept) should be replaced with that for the second.
Famous Planets - (error): the theme tunes were removed back in 2013
Leesti is Moon LSM 8k - typo: historical
Random Station Names: (error): has this not now been replaced with The Galactic Almanac?
Reaistic Stars: typo in name (Realistic)
Start Advice: typoes: "Pops up an info screen for new commanders with useful advice"
Just reading through the list and noticed the following:
ACTIVITIES
Additional planets SR Redux Pack - this should be under Ambience, not under Activities.
Deep Space Pirates - typoes: adds additional pirates outside the main trading lanes
AMBIANCE/AMBIENCE - which spelling?
BGS/BackGroundSet - there are now 3 versions of this on the list (1.10.9; 1.10.8; 2.5.4)
Cargo Wrecks Teaser - typo: adds different models
Dark Ray - typo: not only your
Display Reputation - 2 versions - and the confusing description for the first (if kept) should be replaced with that for the second.
Famous Planets - (error): the theme tunes were removed back in 2013
Leesti is Moon LSM 8k - typo: historical
Random Station Names: (error): has this not now been replaced with The Galactic Almanac?
Reaistic Stars: typo in name (Realistic)
Start Advice: typoes: "Pops up an info screen for new commanders with useful advice"
Comments wanted:
•Missing OXPs? What do you think is missing?
•Lore: The economics of ship building How many built for Aronar?
•Lore: The Space Traders Flight Training Manual: Cowell & MgRath Do you agree with Redspear?
•Missing OXPs? What do you think is missing?
•Lore: The economics of ship building How many built for Aronar?
•Lore: The Space Traders Flight Training Manual: Cowell & MgRath Do you agree with Redspear?
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
They're not two versions, they just happen to have the same name because they do the same thing. And McLane's name is on mine because I used one of his files. The next version will probably say, "Wildeblood & ChatGPT" as authors.Cholmondely wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2024 8:44 pmDisplay Reputation - 2 versions - and the confusing description for the first (if kept) should be replaced with that for the second.
There are two versions of Undocumented Launch on there. Which is very odd; I uploaded the second version way back when, but in my absence someone added the older version as well.
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
Just a note that "oolite.org" is still embedded in several places in the most recent commit.
I filed an issue on github for this.
This affects the Mac build, but since the mac build is persona non grata right now, I suppose that's not on anybody's radar
% git log
4c52dabaa (HEAD -> master, tag: 1.91.0.7628-240911-4c52dab, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Now signing our exr snapshots.
git grep oolite.org
Doc/CHANGELOG.TXT:* New web site at oolite.org. (Hey, it's in the subversion log.)
deps/URLs/libpng.url:http://oolite.org/dependencies/mac/libp ... 13.tar.bz2
deps/URLs/sparkle.url:http://oolite.org/dependencies/mac/Sparkle%201.5b6.zip
installers/autopackage/default.x86.apspec:Packager: Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]>
installers/autopackage/default.x86_64.apspec:Packager: Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]>
installers/posix/makeself-header.sh:# Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]> changes follow:
installers/posix/setup.body:# Original by Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]> (26-Mar-2011)
installers/posix/uninstall.source:# Original by Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]> (26-Mar-2011)
src/Core/GameController.m:#define FEED_URL_BASE "http://www.oolite.org/updates/"
src/Core/OOOXZManager.m:/*static NSString * const kOOOXZDataURL = @"http://addons.oolite.org/api/1.0/overview";*/
tools/nightly-build/mac/config/ftp_url:ftp://ftp.oolite.org/mac/
I filed an issue on github for this.
This affects the Mac build, but since the mac build is persona non grata right now, I suppose that's not on anybody's radar
% git log
4c52dabaa (HEAD -> master, tag: 1.91.0.7628-240911-4c52dab, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Now signing our exr snapshots.
git grep oolite.org
Doc/CHANGELOG.TXT:* New web site at oolite.org. (Hey, it's in the subversion log.)
deps/URLs/libpng.url:http://oolite.org/dependencies/mac/libp ... 13.tar.bz2
deps/URLs/sparkle.url:http://oolite.org/dependencies/mac/Sparkle%201.5b6.zip
installers/autopackage/default.x86.apspec:Packager: Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]>
installers/autopackage/default.x86_64.apspec:Packager: Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]>
installers/posix/makeself-header.sh:# Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]> changes follow:
installers/posix/setup.body:# Original by Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]> (26-Mar-2011)
installers/posix/uninstall.source:# Original by Konstantinos Sykas <[email protected]> (26-Mar-2011)
src/Core/GameController.m:#define FEED_URL_BASE "http://www.oolite.org/updates/"
src/Core/OOOXZManager.m:/*static NSString * const kOOOXZDataURL = @"http://addons.oolite.org/api/1.0/overview";*/
tools/nightly-build/mac/config/ftp_url:ftp://ftp.oolite.org/mac/
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
Out of all these only 1 is code related and should not be standing in the way of building the game anyway. This:
src/Core/GameController.m:#define FEED_URL_BASE "http://www.oolite.org/updates/"
But this is referring to Sparkle, which is apparently a Mac-specific external software so if you were not ever using it then no worries. I guess we can change it in the source but I doubt it will be of any help for anything.
All other references are either text files not partaking in the build, email addresses of ex-contributors who are out of reach today or locations of dependencies for old versions of automated builds which are irrelevant today. The one other reference of oolite.org in the oxz manager source is commented out code so it is not used now.
Edit: The changelog entry is fine too. It refers to the time when we switched the main website to oolite org so it is part of history.
src/Core/GameController.m:#define FEED_URL_BASE "http://www.oolite.org/updates/"
But this is referring to Sparkle, which is apparently a Mac-specific external software so if you were not ever using it then no worries. I guess we can change it in the source but I doubt it will be of any help for anything.
All other references are either text files not partaking in the build, email addresses of ex-contributors who are out of reach today or locations of dependencies for old versions of automated builds which are irrelevant today. The one other reference of oolite.org in the oxz manager source is commented out code so it is not used now.
Edit: The changelog entry is fine too. It refers to the time when we switched the main website to oolite org so it is part of history.
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
Yes, Sparkle is Mac-specific. It (used to be) used for automated updates of applications. In the interest of simplicity I would probably remove this dependency if I were a Mac developer.
Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
My XCode 11.3.1 build attempt of versionanother_commander wrote: ↑Sat Sep 14, 2024 9:14 amOut of all these only 1 is code related and should not be standing in the way of building the game anyway. This:
src/Core/GameController.m:#define FEED_URL_BASE "http://www.oolite.org/updates/"
But this is referring to Sparkle, which is apparently a Mac-specific external software so if you were not ever using it then no worries. I guess we can change it in the source but I doubt it will be of any help for anything.
All other references are either text files not partaking in the build, email addresses of ex-contributors who are out of reach today or locations of dependencies for old versions of automated builds which are irrelevant today. The one other reference of oolite.org in the oxz manager source is commented out code so it is not used now.
Edit: The changelog entry is fine too. It refers to the time when we switched the main website to oolite org so it is part of history.
4c52dabaa (HEAD -> master, tag: 1.91.0.7628-240911-4c52dab, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Now signing our exr snapshots.
(running on MacOS 10.14.6 Mojave, 2018 Macbook Pro) got as far as failing to download the libpng stuff, so
deps/URLs/libpng.url
and probably by inference the sparkle deps/URLs
cause build failures.
At that point I stopped and did the grep, so that more experienced eyes could identify any other problematic cases that needed updating.
The Mac build, if anyone cares to continue to try to support it, will require a host for those binaries. Can someone put them onto oolite.space/downloads or /dependencies? The 2nd line of libpng.url by the way still functions, is that jens.ayton a former Mac dev?
This is the old first line:
http://oolite.org/dependencies/mac/libp ... 13.tar.bz2
The 2nd line still works:
http://jens.ayton.se/oolite/deps/libpng-1.5.13.tar.bz2
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
Jens Ayton = Ahruman
Aegidian & Ahruman (our first two Lead Developers) were both Mac men. Our third, Cim, was a Windows chap.
Aegidian & Ahruman (our first two Lead Developers) were both Mac men. Our third, Cim, was a Windows chap.
Comments wanted:
•Missing OXPs? What do you think is missing?
•Lore: The economics of ship building How many built for Aronar?
•Lore: The Space Traders Flight Training Manual: Cowell & MgRath Do you agree with Redspear?
•Missing OXPs? What do you think is missing?
•Lore: The economics of ship building How many built for Aronar?
•Lore: The Space Traders Flight Training Manual: Cowell & MgRath Do you agree with Redspear?
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
phkb managed a Mac build so where was he getting the required dependency binaries from?
Also, cim was a Linux guy, may have had access to Windows machines but was developing on Linux.
Also, cim was a Linux guy, may have had access to Windows machines but was developing on Linux.
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Re: Oolite Website Domain & Fixing the Expansions Manager
I found Jens’ download for limping and used that, and I just hacked out the Sparkle code and excluded it.another_commander wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2024 7:46 amphkb managed a Mac build so where was he getting the required dependency binaries from?
Also, cim was a Linux guy, may have had access to Windows machines but was developing on Linux.