ARM (aarch64) .deb package
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ARM (aarch64) .deb package
I created a .deb package of BFW 1.16.6 for my Raspberry Pi because flatpack doesn't necessarily support the arm architecture (and it takes a lot of space). Can I distribute it with the label "wesnoth-unoficial" or is it illegal?
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Re: ARM (aarch64) .deb package
Doesn't Debian already build Wesnoth for the ARM architecture?
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Re: ARM (aarch64) .deb package
Yes, but only for BFW versions 1.8 to 1.14.
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Re: ARM (aarch64) .deb package
https://packages.debian.org/sid/wesnoth-1.16-core for example does definitely still list arm64.
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Re: ARM (aarch64) .deb package
These packages are not available with apt for Raspberry Pi OS, and are not up-to-date (version 1.16.4).
Even if I wanted to install them manually, I would have to download and install all the small packages.
I am part of the translation team and I need an up-to-date version of BFW to check my translations.
Even if I wanted to install them manually, I would have to download and install all the small packages.
I am part of the translation team and I need an up-to-date version of BFW to check my translations.
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Re: ARM (aarch64) .deb package
Alright, well it's certainly not illegal or anything for you to distribute your own .deb of Wesnoth.
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