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sir_herrbatka wrote:swick said that the problem is fixed on the recent svn revision of bullet as well.

/me is waiting patiently for libbullet >= 2.80

When the release 0.12 is out the door, can we also release a list of libraries to compile against for the package maintainers? I would hate to make a release using the wrong/buggy libraries.

known good libraries:
libbullet = 2.77

Zini wrote:Absolutely.

Well, actually building was never an issue, since right from the beginning we had more developers working on Linux than on any other platform. What we meant was packaging. Luckily we found a very competent (and so far also reliable) packager a while back.

Yay!

Just a heads up, I'll be out for a few weeks (on holiday). No worries, I will be back. I want to see OpenMW succeed. Cheers!

sir_herrbatka wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sfhvxTZ0wo

Another Nick Cave fan! Cheers man!

For some it is finals and for others skyrim... or they are just too "relaxed" to code on jagertee or glühwein.

I am pro-provide-link and state that it is a hard dependancy. TGZ people should either compile their own or rip out the contents of the deb package. Deb users should use the getdeb version and provide a link. RPM users should use something like rpmfind or do what the TGZ people do. My 2 euro cents...

Zini wrote:You need to fork the repo on github, create a local clone of the fork, commit changes to this clone, push to the fork and then send a pull request.

Github has useful documentation on this topic.

Crash course completed... pull request sent!

Gentlemen, I've updated the packages once again and this built against Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneric Ocelot). I've also adjusted the CMakeList.txt file accordingly, I tried pushing to git but got this error message: brick:~/workspace/openmw$ git push fatal: remote error: You can't push to git://github.com/zi...

* Provide a link to getdeb and instructions until ogre >= 1.7.1 and libbullet ships in Debian/Ubuntu Sounds reasonable to me. Good news: The reason I could not find libogremain in Ubuntu 11.10 (beta) is that it is included in the libogre 1.7.3 package that is included. Neutral news: libbullet0 (2.7...