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Alright sounds good, I'll take it. Sven-Hendrik is an Arch developer responsible for maintaining Ogre3D, MyGui, Bullet and a whole lot of other FOSS games. I asked him if he was interested in maintaining OpenMW as a binary package in ArchLinux' [community] repository. He agreed. What this means is,...

Well, I don't know anything about AUR so I can't help. AUR is pretty simple, just look at source, build and install. You can ignore ${srcdir}, ${pkgname}, ${pkgver}, ${pkgdir} -- these are AUR internals which tell the script which directories and names to use It will git clone wget and untar from t...

One thing I like about the googlecode page is that it displays the checksum for each file.
EDIT: Also, the download count.

Seems to be a problem with boost: https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/8973 Try adding #include <stdint.h> before all the other includes in that file. Doing that starts a cascade of error: ‘int64_t’ is already declared in this scope Upon investigating, the error is from a conflict between the so...

I have been having a strange compile error with both the 0.25.0 source and the upstream git code. Scanning dependencies of target shiny [ 1%] Building CXX object extern/shiny/CMakeFiles/shiny.dir/Main/Preprocessor.cpp.o In file included from /usr/include/boost/atomic.hpp:12:0, from /usr/include/boos...

Thank you! That answers my question. Can you elaborate on this: ?global? for is a system-wide location for additional data. This can be used for additional content managed by the package manager (for example). Does this apply to a situations where the user has .esm and .bsa files that are not meant ...

OK, great. I sent a pull request. I have another question about /etc/openmw/openmw.cfg CMake outputs it as such: data="?global?data" data="?mw?Data Files" data-local="?local?data" resources=/usr/share/games/openmw/resources I don't understand the syntax for data here. I...

Has the use of /etc/openmw/openmw.cfg been phased out completely in favour of a local ~/.config/openmw/openmw.cfg ? I ask this because CMake still configures it and if it is still in use, there's a small modification to be done to CMakeLists.txt for ArchLinux. Otherwise, it can be removed and the pa...

I could probably use QT's regex to validate the IDs.
Where should I put the ID checking code?
It seems that there are a lot of checking classes in opencs/model/tools, so maybe there?

Maybe this one: Editor: Get ID for new records from user ? I'm not 100% sure what is wanted from that. I am interpreting it as: A bar that allows adding new records into the table. The record needs an ID before it can be added to the table, so the user needs to input it before adding the record. I ...