Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[swedebugia]

Hi!

I just went through Julie Marchants excellent list of libre games: 
https://onpon4.github.io/articles/libre-games.html

There are so many! :)

Currently we are missing these (according to https://guix.mdc-berlin.de/):

A7Xpg - An arcade game centered around avoiding enemies while collecting 
as many gold pieces as possible. Centered around a "booster" which 
repels enemies and makes you go faster.

Adanaxis - A first-person 4-D space shooter game. Literally "adds an 
axis" to typical 3-D space shooters for a very unique experience.
Alex the Allegator 4 - A fun, lighthearted, short platformer.

Armagetron Advanced - A 3-D variant of the Light Cycles sub-game of the 
classic Tron arcade game. Highly configurable and very fun to play.

B.A.L.L.Z. - Highly engaging action puzzle game centered around a 
character that moves automatically. You start with only one action 
(jumping) and gain two more actions later in the game.

Battle Tanks - An engaging multiplayer overhead shooter game. Features 
deathmatch and cooperative modes. Includes a nice selection of tanks and 
weapons. When your current tank is destroyed, your character ejects from 
it as an infantry unit and can search for and board a new one, or 
continue fighting on foot.

Criticalmass - A simple space shooter game similar in style to games 
like Galaxian with great production value and balance. The game awards 
you with more/better weapons for playing at higher difficulty levels.

Dink Smallwood (GNU FreeDink) - A funny Zelda-style RPG.

Dopewars - A simple game where you buy drugs for cheap and then sell 
them to make a profit, avoiding (or fighting) cops along the way. You 
have one month to make as much money as you possibly can.

Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup - A very fun and well-made dungeon crawl game 
with a nice interface. Find the "Orb of Zot" and then exit the dungeon 
(without getting yourself killed, of course) to win!

Endgame: Singularity - A very fun real-time strategy game from the 
perspective of the Singularity, an advanced A.I. that seeks to 
eventually surpass reality itself. Help the Singularity achieve the 
highest possible state before the humans uncover its presence and 
destroy it.

Flare: Empyrean Campaign - A very fun, engaging, well-balanced, and 
detailed isometric action fantasy RPG about someone who has been exiled 
from their homeland and their quest to regain entry.

Funguloids - A simple arcade game where you control some sort of blob 
thing in space, collecting mushrooms while avoiding asteroids. The thing 
you control moves at a constant speed which increases as you collect 
mushrooms and move through levels, so it gets harder and harder until 
you finally mess up. Great production value and very fun to play.

Gunroar - An abstract naval-themed bullet hell game.

Hex-a-Hop - A fun puzzle game where you have to find the right path to 
clear the board of tiles.

Inside a Star-filled Sky - Progress as deep as you can into an endless 
abstract world. Your actions in the current level affect the state of 
your character in the next level. You can enter into yourself and 
enemies, regressing back a level, to change their properties if you find 
yourself in a pinch. Very unique and challenging.

Jump 'n Bump - A classic multiplayer deathmatch game where you stomp on 
your friends' heads. Features fully customizable graphics, allowing you 
to create any kind of map you can imagine if you are so inclined.

Krank - A puzzle game incorporating elements from Pool/Billiards. You 
have to use a large ball to bump smaller balls into their proper place. 
Includes a lot of variety and gets quite challenging later on.

Konquest - A fun turn-based strategy game which is a twist on the Risk 
board game. Send ships from planets you control to conquer others. Crush 
all other empires and conquer the whole galaxy to win!

Liquid War - A unique real-time strategy game: you tell your liquid what 
direction to move in, and nothing else. Liquid attacks enemy liquid when 
it goes in its direction. Your goal is simply to end up with more liquid 
than all of your opponents when the timer runs out. For such a simple 
concept, it is surprisingly engaging.


Meritous - A fun action-adventure dungeon crawler game.
Micropolis - The libre version of Sim City Classic. This is not a clone, 
but actually directly based on the Unix port of Sim City.

Mindustry - A pixel-styled "sandbox tower defense" game centered around 
building networks to collect materials and then using those materials to 
build defense systems. Fantastic production value and highly engaging, 
with online multiplayer support.

Mirror Magic - A fun puzzle game where you have to use mirrors to 
manipulate a beam.

Mu-cade - A unique abstract shooter game taking place on a ring. Knock 
your enemies off the ring while preventing them from knocking you off.

Nikki and the Robots - A very nice original puzzle platformer with a 
retro style.

Noiz2sa - A fun and challenging abstract bullet hell game with nice 
graphics.

OpenClonk - A fun game combining elements of parkour with elements of 
RTS games. Features multiple game modes and has great production value.

Overgod - A fun twist on the classic Asteroids, featuring several 
different ships, multiplayer support, powerups, and "asteroids" that 
shoot back.

Phlipple - A simple, but engaging puzzle game centered around folding 
3-D objects together.

Ri-li - A simple game centered around helping a train collect all cars 
on the board without allowing it to run into itself. Effectively, a 
variant of Snake where you are only allowed to move along set paths.

rRootage - An abstract bullet hell game. Your weapon is a continuous 
beam that fires straight forward, and all enemies are boss-like.

Rocks'n'Diamonds - A highly sophisticated game combining elements of
Boulder Dash, Emerald Mine, Supaplex, and Sokoban as well as several 
original elements, creating an engine that is capable of highly varied 
gameplay. If that wasn't enough, the production value is great, too.

Sleep Is Death - A unique 2-player-only RPG, limited only by the 
players' imagination.

Slingshot - A fun 2-player turn-based strategy game centered around 
aiming shots so that the gravity of nearby planets flings them toward 
the enemy ship.

SolarWolf - A simple, but very fun game based on the Atari 2600 game
SolarFox, but with much better production value. Centered around 
collecting cubes as quickly as possible while avoiding gunfire.

Spout - A simple abstract game where you use a spray to propel as high 
as you can through the level, without touching obstacles. Spraying the 
obstacles erodes them, clearing the path.

Titanion - An abstract shooter game in a style similar to the bonus 
stages of Galaga, with great visuals and an emphasis on fast action.

Torus Trooper - A highly fast-paced abstract shooter where you travel 
down a tube as fast as you can, destroying enemies to regain your timer 
and avoiding getting shot yourself (which causes you to lose time).

TUMIKI Fighters - A fun abstract side-scrolling shooter where you can 
pick up enemy "toys" to use as both extra weapons and shields.

Which Way Is Up? - A simple puzzle-platformer centered around rotating 
the stage to make it to the exit.

Word War vi - A simple, fun abstract shooter inspired by the famous 
rivalry between Emacs and vi.

see also the authors own games under "games".
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Cheers
Swedebugia

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[swedebugia]

On 2019-03-17 17:51, swedebugia wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I just went through Julie Marchants excellent list of libre games: 
> https://onpon4.github.io/articles/libre-games.html
> 
> There are so many! :)
> 
> Currently we are missing these (according to https://guix.mdc-berlin.de/):
> 
> A7Xpg - An arcade game centered around avoiding enemies while collecting 
> as many gold pieces as possible. Centered around a "booster" which 
> repels enemies and makes you go faster.
> 
> Adanaxis - A first-person 4-D space shooter game. Literally "adds an 
> axis" to typical 3-D space shooters for a very unique experience.
> Alex the Allegator 4 - A fun, lighthearted, short platformer.
> 
> Armagetron Advanced - A 3-D variant of the Light Cycles sub-game of the 
> classic Tron arcade game. Highly configurable and very fun to play.

This we have already. :)

> 
> B.A.L.L.Z. - Highly engaging action puzzle game centered around a 
> character that moves automatically. You start with only one action 
> (jumping) and gain two more actions later in the game.
> 
> Battle Tanks - An engaging multiplayer overhead shooter game. Features 
> deathmatch and cooperative modes. Includes a nice selection of tanks and 
> weapons. When your current tank is destroyed, your character ejects from 
> it as an infantry unit and can search for and board a new one, or 
> continue fighting on foot.
> 
> Criticalmass - A simple space shooter game similar in style to games 
> like Galaxian with great production value and balance. The game awards 
> you with more/better weapons for playing at higher difficulty levels.
> 
> Dink Smallwood (GNU FreeDink) - A funny Zelda-style RPG.
> 
> Dopewars - A simple game where you buy drugs for cheap and then sell 
> them to make a profit, avoiding (or fighting) cops along the way. You 
> have one month to make as much money as you possibly can.
> 
> Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup - A very fun and well-made dungeon crawl game 
> with a nice interface. Find the "Orb of Zot" and then exit the dungeon 
> (without getting yourself killed, of course) to win!
> 
> Endgame: Singularity - A very fun real-time strategy game from the 
> perspective of the Singularity, an advanced A.I. that seeks to 
> eventually surpass reality itself. Help the Singularity achieve the 
> highest possible state before the humans uncover its presence and 
> destroy it.
> 
> Flare: Empyrean Campaign - A very fun, engaging, well-balanced, and 
> detailed isometric action fantasy RPG about someone who has been exiled 
> from their homeland and their quest to regain entry.
> 
> Funguloids - A simple arcade game where you control some sort of blob 
> thing in space, collecting mushrooms while avoiding asteroids. The thing 
> you control moves at a constant speed which increases as you collect 
> mushrooms and move through levels, so it gets harder and harder until 
> you finally mess up. Great production value and very fun to play.
> 
> Gunroar - An abstract naval-themed bullet hell game.
> 
> Hex-a-Hop - A fun puzzle game where you have to find the right path to 
> clear the board of tiles.
> 
> Inside a Star-filled Sky - Progress as deep as you can into an endless 
> abstract world. Your actions in the current level affect the state of 
> your character in the next level. You can enter into yourself and 
> enemies, regressing back a level, to change their properties if you find 
> yourself in a pinch. Very unique and challenging.
> 
> Jump 'n Bump - A classic multiplayer deathmatch game where you stomp on 
> your friends' heads. Features fully customizable graphics, allowing you 
> to create any kind of map you can imagine if you are so inclined.
> 
> Krank - A puzzle game incorporating elements from Pool/Billiards. You 
> have to use a large ball to bump smaller balls into their proper place. 
> Includes a lot of variety and gets quite challenging later on.
> 
> Konquest - A fun turn-based strategy game which is a twist on the Risk 
> board game. Send ships from planets you control to conquer others. Crush 
> all other empires and conquer the whole galaxy to win!
> 
> Liquid War - A unique real-time strategy game: you tell your liquid what 
> direction to move in, and nothing else. Liquid attacks enemy liquid when 
> it goes in its direction. Your goal is simply to end up with more liquid 
> than all of your opponents when the timer runs out. For such a simple 
> concept, it is surprisingly engaging.
> 
> 
> Meritous - A fun action-adventure dungeon crawler game.
> Micropolis - The libre version of Sim City Classic. This is not a clone, 
> but actually directly based on the Unix port of Sim City.
> 
> Mindustry - A pixel-styled "sandbox tower defense" game centered around 
> building networks to collect materials and then using those materials to 
> build defense systems. Fantastic production value and highly engaging, 
> with online multiplayer support.
> 
> Mirror Magic - A fun puzzle game where you have to use mirrors to 
> manipulate a beam.
> 
> Mu-cade - A unique abstract shooter game taking place on a ring. Knock 
> your enemies off the ring while preventing them from knocking you off.
> 
> Nikki and the Robots - A very nice original puzzle platformer with a 
> retro style.
> 
> Noiz2sa - A fun and challenging abstract bullet hell game with nice 
> graphics.
> 
> OpenClonk - A fun game combining elements of parkour with elements of 
> RTS games. Features multiple game modes and has great production value.
> 
> Overgod - A fun twist on the classic Asteroids, featuring several 
> different ships, multiplayer support, powerups, and "asteroids" that 
> shoot back.
> 
> Phlipple - A simple, but engaging puzzle game centered around folding 
> 3-D objects together.
> 
> Ri-li - A simple game centered around helping a train collect all cars 
> on the board without allowing it to run into itself. Effectively, a 
> variant of Snake where you are only allowed to move along set paths.
> 
> rRootage - An abstract bullet hell game. Your weapon is a continuous 
> beam that fires straight forward, and all enemies are boss-like.
> 
> Rocks'n'Diamonds - A highly sophisticated game combining elements of
> Boulder Dash, Emerald Mine, Supaplex, and Sokoban as well as several 
> original elements, creating an engine that is capable of highly varied 
> gameplay. If that wasn't enough, the production value is great, too.
> 
> Sleep Is Death - A unique 2-player-only RPG, limited only by the 
> players' imagination.
> 
> Slingshot - A fun 2-player turn-based strategy game centered around 
> aiming shots so that the gravity of nearby planets flings them toward 
> the enemy ship.
> 
> SolarWolf - A simple, but very fun game based on the Atari 2600 game
> SolarFox, but with much better production value. Centered around 
> collecting cubes as quickly as possible while avoiding gunfire.
> 
> Spout - A simple abstract game where you use a spray to propel as high 
> as you can through the level, without touching obstacles. Spraying the 
> obstacles erodes them, clearing the path.
> 
> Titanion - An abstract shooter game in a style similar to the bonus 
> stages of Galaga, with great visuals and an emphasis on fast action.
> 
> Torus Trooper - A highly fast-paced abstract shooter where you travel 
> down a tube as fast as you can, destroying enemies to regain your timer 
> and avoiding getting shot yourself (which causes you to lose time).
> 
> TUMIKI Fighters - A fun abstract side-scrolling shooter where you can 
> pick up enemy "toys" to use as both extra weapons and shields.
> 
> Which Way Is Up? - A simple puzzle-platformer centered around rotating 
> the stage to make it to the exit.
> 
> Word War vi - A simple, fun abstract shooter inspired by the famous 
> rivalry between Emacs and vi.
> 
> see also the authors own games under "games".

My personal favorites include:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lincity-ng.berlios/
https://github.com/stuntrally/stuntrally (new version released a day ago)

-- 
Cheers
Swedebugia

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Dan Frumin]

Hi!

On 17-03-19 17:51, swedebugia wrote:> Hi!
 >
 > I just went through Julie Marchants excellent list of libre games: https://onpon4.github.io/articles/libre-games.html
 >
 > There are so many! :)
 >
 > Currently we are missing these (according to https://guix.mdc-berlin.de/):
 >
 >>  <....>>
 > Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup - A very fun and well-made dungeon crawl game with a nice interface. Find the "Orb of Zot" and then exit the dungeon (without
 > getting yourself killed, of course) to win!
 >
I think this one is packaged: see the `crawl' and `crawl-tiles' packages.


Best, Dan

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Ricardo Wurmus]

swedebugia <swedebugia@riseup.net> writes:

> Battle Tanks - An engaging multiplayer overhead shooter game. Features
> deathmatch and cooperative modes. Includes a nice selection of tanks
> and weapons. When your current tank is destroyed, your character
> ejects from it as an infantry unit and can search for and board a new
> one, or continue fighting on foot.

We have this.  It’s called “btanks”.

-- 
Ricardo

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Pierre Neidhardt]

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Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:

> We have this.  It’s called “btanks”.

Shouldn't we name this "battle-tanks"?


> I think this one is packaged: see the `crawl' and `crawl-tiles' packages.

Shouldn't we name this "dungeon-crawl-stone-soup"?


> > Armagetron Advanced - A 3-D variant of the Light Cycles sub-game of the 
> > classic Tron arcade game. Highly configurable and very fun to play.
>
> This we have already. :)

It's named "armagetronad".  Shouldn't we name this
"armagetron-advanced"?

Cheers!

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Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Dan Frumin]

On 18-03-19 08:25, Pierre Neidhardt wrote:
> Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:
> 
>> We have this.  It’s called “btanks”.
> 
> Shouldn't we name this "battle-tanks"?
> 
> 
>> I think this one is packaged: see the `crawl' and `crawl-tiles' packages.
> 
> Shouldn't we name this "dungeon-crawl-stone-soup"?
> 

Possibly, but the official packages from crawl.develz.org are called `crawl' and `crawl-tiles'.
Maybe it is good to add the abbreviation "DCSS" somewhere in the description tho?


> 
>>> Armagetron Advanced - A 3-D variant of the Light Cycles sub-game of the
>>> classic Tron arcade game. Highly configurable and very fun to play.
>>
>> This we have already. :)
> 
> It's named "armagetronad".  Shouldn't we name this
> "armagetron-advanced"?
> 
> Cheers!
> 

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Pierre Neidhardt]

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Dan Frumin <dfrumin@cs.ru.nl> writes:

>> Shouldn't we name this "dungeon-crawl-stone-soup"?
>> 
>
> Possibly, but the official packages from crawl.develz.org are called `crawl' and `crawl-tiles'.

Maybe packagers use abbreviated names, often with underscores or simply
no word separator.

I think we should not follow what other packagers do, but rather what
the _users_ expect.  The full program name is much more certain to be
known to the wider audience rather than some abbreviation that is only
known to the set of developers / restricted community members.

Guix follows Lisp's "hyphen-separated words" convention.  I like it a
lot and I believe it to be vastly superior since it give packages
meaningful names.

"crawl" matches both "crawl" and "dungeon-crawl-stone-soup".  "dungeon
crawl stone soup" does not match "crawl".

At the end of the day, no need to restrict our wording if nothing forces
us to ;)

> Maybe it is good to add the abbreviation "DCSS" somewhere in the description tho?

If DCSS is popular, why not.

-- 
Pierre Neidhardt
https://ambrevar.xyz/

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[Ricardo Wurmus]

Pierre Neidhardt <mail@ambrevar.xyz> writes:

> Dan Frumin <dfrumin@cs.ru.nl> writes:
>
>>> Shouldn't we name this "dungeon-crawl-stone-soup"?
>>>
>>
>> Possibly, but the official packages from crawl.develz.org are called `crawl' and `crawl-tiles'.
>
> Maybe packagers use abbreviated names, often with underscores or simply
> no word separator.
>
> I think we should not follow what other packagers do, but rather what
> the _users_ expect.  The full program name is much more certain to be
> known to the wider audience rather than some abbreviation that is only
> known to the set of developers / restricted community members.

This is what our packaging guidelines say:

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[…]
   Both [variable name and package name] […]
correspond to the lowercase conversion of the project name chosen
upstream, with underscores replaced with hyphens.
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--
Ricardo

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Ricardo Wurmus]

Pierre Neidhardt <mail@ambrevar.xyz> writes:

> Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:
>
>> We have this.  It’s called “btanks”.
>
> Shouldn't we name this "battle-tanks"?
>
>
>> I think this one is packaged: see the `crawl' and `crawl-tiles' packages.
>
> Shouldn't we name this "dungeon-crawl-stone-soup"?
>
>
>> > Armagetron Advanced - A 3-D variant of the Light Cycles sub-game of the
>> > classic Tron arcade game. Highly configurable and very fun to play.
>>
>> This we have already. :)
>
> It's named "armagetronad".  Shouldn't we name this
> "armagetron-advanced"?

Instead of renaming the packages (whose names follow our packaging
guidelines) how about adding the full name of the games to the
description?

--
Ricardo

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Pierre Neidhardt]

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Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:

> Pierre Neidhardt <mail@ambrevar.xyz> writes:
>> It's named "armagetronad".  Shouldn't we name this
>> "armagetron-advanced"?
>
> Instead of renaming the packages (whose names follow our packaging
> guidelines) how about adding the full name of the games to the
> description?

That would not help interfaces like Emacs-Guix and Helm-System-Packages.
I think names are more important than having obsolete packages :)

-- 
Pierre Neidhardt
https://ambrevar.xyz/

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[swedebugia]

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Pierre Neidhardt <mail@ambrevar.xyz> skrev: (18 mars 2019 16:32:26 CET)
>Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:
>
>> Pierre Neidhardt <mail@ambrevar.xyz> writes:
>>> It's named "armagetronad".  Shouldn't we name this
>>> "armagetron-advanced"?
>>
>> Instead of renaming the packages (whose names follow our packaging
>> guidelines) how about adding the full name of the games to the
>> description?
>
>That would not help interfaces like Emacs-Guix and
>Helm-System-Packages.
>I think names are more important than having obsolete packages :)
>
>-- 
>Pierre Neidhardt
>https://ambrevar.xyz/

I agree.

What about adding a pretty name to show the user that matches the marketing name of the software?

Arch seems to have this and it is used in the gui tools like pamac but not on the command line. 
We could solve this by adding a new optional field to the package record (pretty-name "Armagetron Advanced")

For the packages that lack this field I would in the gui display them like this:
(name "aircrack-ng") -> Aircrack-ng

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Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Pierre Neidhardt]

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swedebugia <swedebugia@riseup.net> writes:
> Arch seems to have this and it is used in the gui tools like pamac but not on the command line. 
> We could solve this by adding a new optional field to the package record (pretty-name "Armagetron Advanced")

Does it?  I could not find a mention of this in the PKGBUILD article:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PKGBUILD#pkgname

> For the packages that lack this field I would in the gui display them like this:
> (name "aircrack-ng") -> Aircrack-ng

Actually more like

  (name "aircrack-ng") -> Aircrack Ng

since hyphens are added by us.  In this specific example, it does not do
the right thing.

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https://ambrevar.xyz/

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[Pierre Neidhardt]

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I've renamed a dozen of packages, hopefully to something more meaningful.

Since it was a little cumbersome to write the commit message, I made a
new "rename" snippet.  Check it out, it's cool! :)

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[swedebugia]

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On 2019-03-18 14:55, Ricardo Wurmus wrote:
> 
> Pierre Neidhardt <mail@ambrevar.xyz> writes:
> 
>> Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:
>>
>>> We have this.  It’s called “btanks”.
>>
>> Shouldn't we name this "battle-tanks"?
>>
>>
>>> I think this one is packaged: see the `crawl' and `crawl-tiles' packages.
>>
>> Shouldn't we name this "dungeon-crawl-stone-soup"?
>>
>>
>>>> Armagetron Advanced - A 3-D variant of the Light Cycles sub-game of the
>>>> classic Tron arcade game. Highly configurable and very fun to play.
>>>
>>> This we have already. :)
>>
>> It's named "armagetronad".  Shouldn't we name this
>> "armagetron-advanced"?
> 
> Instead of renaming the packages (whose names follow our packaging
> guidelines) how about adding the full name of the games to the
> description?

👍

This would have helped me find the packages when I compiled the list :)

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Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Ricardo Wurmus]

swedebugia <swedebugia@riseup.net> writes:

> Currently we are missing these (according to
> https://guix.mdc-berlin.de/):

This is not a good general resource as it only shows the current
snapshot used by default at the MDC.

--
Ricardo

Re: Libre games that might be worth packaging :)

[Kei Kebreau]

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swedebugia <swedebugia@riseup.net> writes:

> Hi!
>
> I just went through Julie Marchants excellent list of libre games:
> https://onpon4.github.io/articles/libre-games.html
>
> There are so many! :)
>

I have packages for Adanaxis, Alex the Allegator 4, B.A.L.L.Z.,
Criticalmass and Dopewars. I'll clean them up and upload them when I can.

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