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k776

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  1. I'm one of those wanting to switch to Git, esp now we have so many developers.

    But problem with your suggestion is a fair amount of the source code is in binaries/data (all the GUI code and the JS for the simulation, ai etc).

    Splitting them up will also mean an extra step for developers who modify files in both the data and source directories (i.e. touching JS and C++).

  2. Works very well. Only issues I saw:

    1) Menu > Settings > Enable Music has no effect (unticking still plays music)

    2) When asking units to move into an area off screen, there is no audio verification that the click happened (maybe user clicks need to be omnipresent?)

    3) Some music and voices and actions and such are louder than others - this really needs to be balanced by the sound guys!

    Other than those, works nicely. Directional sound appears to be working nicely, and when I move away sounds stop, sounds aren't bleeding through the FoW/SoD, and nothing too far off screen is playing. So looks like all the current issues with the Alpha 10 sound system have been fixed.

    Nice job! :-) Once you finish the windows build fixes, lets start the work to get this reviewed and committed. Post your patch on the trac ticket, mark with "patch review" tags, and then bug someone to review it :-)

  3. The auto builds are managed by a limited access control script (starts an Amazon EC2 server, builds, and does an 'svn commit'). As far as I know, you're correct (SVN stores all binaries but only one is downloaded (HEAD)). I thought about using Github downloads API, but Philip doesn't want to split the binary from the sourcecode cause then the Art people won't be able to keep up to date by a simple 'svn up' type of command.

  4. I've pushed for Git since I joined the team :-) But we autobuild the pyrogenesis binary into the repo, along with many other DLLs. Git would store a copy of each binary per change, which would very quickly explode the Repo size :-( The Git mirror excludes the pyrogenesis binaries, and it's still nearly 2x the size of SVN checkout (though Git pulls the whole history, not just the current revision, so it's not too bad for 10 years of development :-) )

    Edit: So bottomline: I want it to as well, but unless we find a good way to store binaries, it's not likely to happen anytime soon. Meanwhile though, we've just got another developer who moved from SVN to Git (making the count 4 out of the 7 regular committers), so at least we're slowly moving away.

  5. :-) It was neck and neck till about 5 minutes to go when we pull ahead by 7, and by the last minut, Newscoop caught up a bit.

    I was shaking when the poll closed. Refreshed and pow, big sigh of relief :-) Another 5 minutes and Newscoop probably would have won it.

    I can't take credit for the whole "Reason to vote" 1-16. I borrowed the idea from Newscoop, but we (myself and people in IRC) did come up with the different unique points :-)

    We may have lost a few Twitter followers from the bulk tweets, but I think it was worth it :-)

    Well done everyone! :-)

    The next step is figuring out which two or three people will be on Sourceforge's audio recording. Probably best to have Michael as the art rep, Philip if he can spare the time, and Erik as project lead.

  6. Linux is open source (free to use, free to modify), it also means there are no restrictions - you're in complete control. e.g. you can recompile the core of the operating system, the Linux kernel. You can't touch Mac's or Windows Kernel (and if you did try, you'd probably kill the machine :P). Linux makes things a lot easier to develop compared to other operating systems.

    See http://www.informatics-tech.com/linux-vs-mac-vs-windows-unbiased-comparison.html for a more detailed comparison of the different operating systems.

  7. Not seeing the mobile version. Tried it with Android 2.3 default browser and latest version of Opera mobile.
    Opps. It's user agent based, so I've enabled it for Android, iPad, and Opera Mobile/Mini. Hopefully it works for you now.
    Would anybody fancy changing the font in the non-WYSIWYG post editing box too?
    Where is there a non-WYSIWYG editor I can test with?
  8. I've fixed the search issue. There was a cog but it wasn't visible because it blended in with the gray background. So I've added a darker background behind just that cog. You might need to hard refresh your cache a few times (Ctrl+Alt+R)

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