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Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but that link just lands me at a login page saying that my session ran out.

Thinking about it a bit more... I guess one major feedback I would want to see is a menu option Conduct that would open up a dialog and look something like this: You have not failed! You have scummed 5 times. You only recruited one type of unit! You had 10 losses. You've done this well even though y...

Weeksy, Actually I was just coming on to mention something about that. I recently did a HTTT run with just shamans. :-) AFAIK, that is already being tracked. It's just that rewarding feedback isn't being given for it. You have to dig for it in the stats dialog. Villam, Didn't know that. Thanks for t...

Hi all, I searched all over the forums and I couldn't find anyone who had suggested this even once (and am surprised), so I'll bring it up here and offer apologies if I missed it. I may yet submit a patch, but I'm both lazy and disorganized, so we'll see. And any suggestions as to how to make this i...

why did you assume you had lost? Well, the "and now we'll all die" coupled with everyone dying made me think I must have failed somehow, or that the scenario had a bug. There was also mention of "hurry, find exits!" which seemed to suggest that there was a way out. And with ling...

Hello, I'm playing the Caverns of Flame scenario (recent in svn as of late last night (Sept 17)), and I have done this three or four different ways: 1. I've played as I normally would have, letting the orcs kill the remaining elves, and after about five turns after stepping on the glyph, they do so,...

If none of the above works to get rid of that SDL_Image/png error?

Run ./autogen.sh

Do "dpkg -l | grep automake"

I bet you'll see two different automakes installed. Your alternatives probably points to the older one. All I needed to do was to remove the older version (1.4 for me) allowing "automake" to refer to the 1.9 installation.

It happened when recalling troops on my second turn. Here's the backtrace: #0 0x083ae850 in config::all_children_iterator::operator* (this=0xbfef7eb8) at config.cpp:342 #1 0x083aff9f in config::append (this=0xc55bebc, cfg=@0xefc2204) at config.cpp:55 #2 0x083b027c in config (this=0xc55bebc, cfg=@0xe...

Cool. Sounds great. Thanks for the correction!

Oh, if it makes a difference, this was on the Rise of Wesnoth campaign

these forums aren't very helpful when trying to submit full backtraces...

I wish you could attach a file

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