gnubg 0.14.3+20060520-1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

gnubg (0.14.3+20060520-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * Update to upstream CVS snapshot since no release seems forthcoming.
    - Include the documentation; the GFDL terms qualify as DFSG-free.
    - Upstream now provides the wood texture.
    - gcc 4.x and 64-bit patches have been mostly integrated.
    - Disable the new SSE optimizations for right now.
    - Drop the FTGL dependency; upstream no longer uses it.
  * Remove luxi.c from the package and the upstream tarball.  This file
    contained a copy of the digits from the non-DFSG-free Luxi font.
    Replace use of this font with a dependency on ttf-bitstream-vera and
    run-time loading of the Vera font from disk.

gnubg (0.14.3-7) unstable; urgency=low

  * Update the AC_DEFINE_DIR to the latest upstream version; the old
    version was broken by Autoconf 2.60.  Also remove an unnecessary
    duplicate setting of _DATADIR.  Thanks to Martin Michlmayr for the
    report.  (Closes: #367860)
  * Build-depend on quilt >= 0.40 for the makefile fragment.
  * Update to standards version 3.7.2 (no changes required).
  * Wrap build-depends in debian/control, now allowed by Policy.

gnubg (0.14.3-6) unstable; urgency=low

  * Fix another 64-bit type mismatch problem and re-enable Guile support
    on AMD64.
  * French translation, thanks Jean-Marc Chaton.  (Closes: #357484)

gnubg (0.14.3-5) unstable; urgency=low

  * Fix several type mismatches that were causing segfaults on 64-bit
    platforms.  Many thanks to Anders Brandt Petersen for all the testing
    and debugging assistance.  (Closes: #350390)

gnubg (0.14.3-4) unstable; urgency=low

  * Disable Guile support on AMD64.  It appears to be the culprit in the
    AMD64 segfaults reported in #350390.
  * Link against libart-2.0 instead of libart2.
  * Revert the change to link explicitly against libsupc++.  gcc was
    already doing this; the problem was with the ftgl-dev library on hppa
    and m68k.
  * Pass --build and --host into Autoconf as appropriate.

gnubg (0.14.3-3) unstable; urgency=low

  * Drop the gnubg-bearoffs package.  Instead, the one-sided bearoff
    database is included in gnubg-data and the user is asked whether they
    want to build the two-sided database.  This saves on buildd time and
    archive space, particularly on architectures where few people are
    likely to install this package (like m68k).
  * Include the wood texture referred to by several board descriptions
    that upstream left out of the distribution tarball.
  * Move the package binaries to /usr/games.
  * Document how to get even larger bearoff databases in README.Debian.
  * Search in /var/lib/gnubg for databases as well as /usr/share/gnubg.
  * Build-depend on autoconf and automake1.9 and run both before building
    rather than patching the generated files.  This seems to be the Debian
    best practice and it makes the build patches less hairy.
  * Link gnubg with libsupc++.  This will hopefully resolve FTBFS problems
    on hppa and m68k, where Debian's static libftgl needs the SJLJ
    exception handling routines.

gnubg (0.14.3-2) unstable; urgency=low

  * Touch aclocal.m4 before Makefile.in since otherwise depending on
    timestamp granularity the package makefile may try to run Automake.
    (Closes: #350212)
  * Remove stamp files at the beginning of make clean per Policy.

gnubg (0.14.3-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * New upstream release.  (Closes: #201296)
    - Numerous new upstream features and improvements.
    - Build with 3D board support, sound support, Python scripting, XML
      match equity files, and long random numbers, thus vastly increasing
      the build dependencies.
    - Build with every supported audio layer, since I'm not sure which
      people will use and they're all relatively small.
    - Enable time control.
    - Upstream now supports GTK+ 2.0.
    - Don't build with gtkextras since Debian doesn't have 2.0.
    - libguilegtk isn't used with GTK+ 2.0.
    - Build with libart for better rendering and HTML export.
    - Build with Freetype support.
    - Add a BLAS build dependency for the neural network code.
    - Drop libzvt; it's apparently no longer used.
    - Ported to gcc 4.
  * Removed the manual, which is unfortunately covered by the non-free GNU
    Free Documentation License.  (Closes: #345575)
  * Added get-orig-source target to download and sanitize the source and
    include the weights file from upstream in the upstream source.
  * Documented removal of the manual in README.Debian and copyright.
  * Move the architecture-independent data (other than the bearoffs
    databases) into a separate gnubg-data package to save archive space.
  * Hack on the makefile to try to get gnubg to only link against the
    libraries it actually uses directly.
  * Wrote man pages for the bearoff and hypergammon database utilities.
  * Switch to quilt for maintaining patches to the upstream source.
  * Export DH_OPTIONS so that gnubg-bearoffs is really only built in the
    binary-indep target.  (Closes: #220259)
  * Support build-arch and build-indep.  Running build-arch will now not
    build the bearoff database, thus improving buildd speed should they
    ever be able to support build-arch.
  * Depend on autotools-dev and pull config.{guess,sub} from it.
  * Use DESTDIR rather than prefix to override the installation location.
  * Don't use dh_installdirs; it's not necessary.
  * Install the upstream AUTHORS file as it doesn't just duplicate the
    copyright information.
  * Improve the long package descriptions.
  * Tighten down the package dependencies since the bearoffs database
    format may change between versions.
  * Use the current watch file syntax.

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