No problem. You definitely started first and went well beyond what I did. Thanks.
I'm curious -- do you know if I can capture and use the 50g ROM? If you know, could you send me a PM? On Sat, Aug 28, 2010 at 2:23 AM, René Herman <rene.her...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 08/28/2010 03:55 AM, Eric Waller wrote: > > I was angling for that one :-P >> > > I see. Had done this one already a month ago but was up to now still > waiting for a possible maintainer-reply. > > > Note that I had crated a patch to the newer of the packages and it is >> attached as a comment. How does your patch compare to mine? >> > > It's fairly different. I saw the posted patch for x48-emulator just after I > sent the message to the AUR mailing list but I believe that one only upped > the version to 0.6.3 and added x86-64. > > The old x48-emulator PKGBUILD (and the patched one, then) had a problem > with missing dependencies and as described in the message, with a hard-coded > "non-archlinux compliant" /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults directory. > > I also install the ROMDump program from the sources for those of us that > want to grab their own ROMs. > > > I sent an email to the maintainer (clamy) earlier this week and have heard >> nothing back as yet. >> > > Contacted him a month ago as well and also silence. Same for the original > x48 maintainer. > > > I was going to adopt it, but if you would like it, that is okay by me. >> > > For now, I've adopted it. I'll be fairly busy again with other things the > coming period but was planning on at least looking into giving X48 a > somewhat less obsolete configuration mechanism than the X defaults stuff > (ie, just an /etc/x48.conf or some such). If you do more extensive "upstream > work" than we can always switch maintainership of the package again. I'm > normally at least fairly responsive to email... > > New x48 is up on the AUR! > > Regards, > Rene >