* Cesare Tirabassi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-03-05 12:32:07 CET]: > We have received a bug report about wesnoth in ubuntu: > > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wesnoth/+bug/198320
Thanks a lot for forwarding it, I truly appreciate that, it happens far too seldom unfortunately. > Basically, it is felt that the description for the campaign packages are very > generic and do not reflect the theme of the campaign, the difficulty level, > the number of scenarios, etc. so that an user can make an informed choice > before downloading. You are right, hard to decide what campaign to install indeed. > These descriptions can be found in the _main.cfg file installed by each > campaign package > in /usr/share/games/wesnoth/data/campaigns/<campaign_name>/_main.cfg I know ;) > What is your opinion? I can provide patches if this helps. Hmm, tricky, because some of them might be a bit verbose. Especially I'm a bit indifferent here. It should be a package description and not a campaign description after all. How about maybe only extracting the campain rating and adding the "(Expert level, 11 scenarios)" part? Because well, about the other part of the description, there is too much diversity in the length of it. Some have just a one line thing which would be nice - but take a look at the length of Northern Rebirth; or Scepter of Fire which even is a rhyming thing and propably, if added, should get added padded with two spaces infront of it so it aligns properly... If you are fine with just the short overview about the difficulty and the amount of scenarios we have a deal. ;) Btw., I know that you are in hard freeze, I've spoken to Hobbsee about an exception to add it already so that should be fine. I though won't do an immediate upload for this package description (and the smallgui option) before the end of the week because of the Debian own testing transition (no upload within the next four days, sorry). If we can agree on something I have though no problem to send you the source for that which I plan to upload after that happened (if I also find the time for it) so you can fasttrack the package already? Would that be fine with you? So long, Rhonda -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
