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The use of mono50 was just an old relic where I was debugging some issue
with a game, but I used it as a template for packaging other games, so
it spread throughout the code base.
I've tested all these games just to make sure they still work with the
latest version.
Signed-off-by: aszlig <aszlig@nix.build>
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Upstream changelog summarized:
* Switch to DirectSound on Windows.
* Remove iron-on patch link.
* The Hexstabilized Salt puzzle now requires 18 outputs instead of 6.
* Add a new journal issue that is entirely production puzzles.
* Add a hidden option that will hopefully fix some of the sound issues
that were introduced when we rewrote our audio backend.
* Add a new issue to the journal with some "battlefield medicine"
themed puzzles.
* The game's content files are now opened as read-only, which should
hopefully fix some of the antivirus-related crashes some players have
been experiencing.
* Atom spawn/consume effects on glyphs are now cleared when the
simulation is stopped, which should fix a bug causing "ghost atoms" to
linger on the board.
I've made this summary by picking the relevant parts of the upstream
Steam announcement page at:
http://steamcommunity.com/games/558990/announcements
The best part about the changes is that content files are now opened
read-only, so we can finally drop all that patching. This also is the
first time I can say something positive about AV software, so thanks for
bugging Zachtronics into fixing this issue for Nix as well :-)
Signed-off-by: aszlig <aszlig@nix.build>
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Upstream URL: http://www.zachtronics.com/opus-magnum/
For this I've ripped apart all of the bundled shared objects including
Mono itself, so we're using Mono from <nixpkgs> instead of the provided
one.
In addition to that I had to patch the intermediate language because the
game really doesn't cope very well when the data files are read-only,
which is the case in the Nix store.
Instead of replacing the CIL, I could have used an LD preloader as well,
but I think this is way less error-prone even though we had to patch a
few internal classes where we couldn't match the name properly.
Compared to this an LD preloader would involve patching several symbols
and also implement some logic to distinguish between files read from the
data directory and files read/written to XDG_DATA_HOME.
The reason why I added $HOME/Desktop to the required sandbox paths is
because the game saves gif images into that directory.
Signed-off-by: aszlig <aszlig@nix.build>
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