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The space between $ unit.hitpoints would also cause issues, I assume?

All this is, of course, a discussion for Wesnoth-NG because we can't drop what we now have unless we want to completely re-write all mainline campaigns and force all UMC to be completely re-written. I think this was more or less what wesnoth2 was effectively proposing. IIRC the anura engine's scrip...

Are her boobs getting bigger as she levels up?

I suggest you manually remove the folder at:
C:\Users\USER\Desktop\PortableApps\WesnothPortable\Data\settings/data/add-ons/age

Also, as far as I am aware, Wesnoth has never been supported on PortableApps, so you should report this problem to whoever uploaded it there.

Moved to Off-Topic.

It's a way for people to competitively play against other players and keep track of their ranking. The ladder in regards to Wesnoth would be here, though it is not officially supported.

Given that he ran the command apt list libboost*1.65*, I think it's safe to assume he's running a linux distro.

It is on iOS as well, though for now iPhones get 1.10 and iPads get 1.14, due to UI issues.

Moved to Release Announcements, Compiling & Installation.

Adding the cmake warnings would be useful. For scons, you can check build/config.log and build/sconf_temp for more info on which test went wrong.

To add some more/summarize: fno-plt : GCC 6+, is a minor optimization flag that can be enabled along with full RELRO. -D_GLIBCXX_ASSERTIONS : Enables bounds checking for strings and containers as well as null pointer checks when dereferencing smart pointers, as per Redhat's recommended flags and the...

If something working and playable was eventually produced, I would sticky the thread for it here on the forums, at the least. And while I obviously can't speak for other developer support, I would say that it partially depends on if you make something that can be contributed into the Wesnoth Project...

Please include an English version of your posts, even if it's just run through Google Translate, as per the Posting Guidelines 1a.

It's fine for me as well, using Firefox 60 on Mint 19.

The commands: scons wesnoth --option-cache="" --debug=time ctool=gcc cxxtool=g++ ccache=yes build=release nls=no jobs=12 extra_flags_release="" 3bb4a7e5f6154a9589b0102f6e85b872ea8b39ab51625676f44865a215b4e1b5 25962480 bytes scons wesnoth --option-cache="" --debug=time ctool=gcc cxxtool=g++ ccache=ye...

Could you provide more information on what they do? -Wl,-O1 : It looks like this wouldn't apply to regular executables? --sort-common : I'm not quite sure what to make of it. --as-needed : Sounds like an equivalent functionality could be achieved by just not providing unused libraries on the command...