ok cwen@
TIC-80 is a fantasy computer for making, playing and sharing tiny games.
There are built-in tools for development: code, sprites, maps, sound
editors and the command line, which is enough to create a mini retro
game. You will get a cartridge file, which can be stored and played
locally, or uploaded to the TIC-80 website to be shared and played
online.
Also, the game can be packed into a player that works on all popular
platforms and distributed as you wish. To make a retro styled game the
whole process of creation takes place under some technical limitations:
240x136 pixel display, 16 color palette, 256 8x8 color sprites and 4
channel sound.
"Releases are only made occasionally. You're strongly encouraged to follow
the git branches". powerpc help from cwen@, this can now move from being
built with ports-gcc to clang. Reenable build on (32-bit) arm; it was
previously disabled as it required EABI, which we switched to using some
time ago now - not tested on arm yet but this will at least give it a
chance.
- Add a version argument (second) to modgo-gen-modules-helper.
- Change modgo-gen-modules target to fetch module info for the
current MODGO_VERSION of a port. Setting MODGO_VERSION=latest
will fetch the latest version the Go ecosystem knows about.
Similarly, if MODGO_VERSION is empty, fetch the latest
verstion Go knows about.
While here:
- Add '-trimpath' to MODGO_FLAGS.
OK danj@
pass-import is an extension for "password-store", allowing you to import
password databases from various password managers to a pass(1) repository.
By default, entries are imported at the root of the password store and
only the main data (password, login, email, URL, group) are kept. This
behaviour can be changed using the provided options.
pass-import handles duplicates and is compatible with browserpass.
It imports OTP secrets in a way that is compatible with pass-otp.
pass-import also provides a pimport script that allows importing
passwords to a small number other password managers. For instance,
you can import passwords to a Keepass database or a generic CSV file.
some improvements for control socket handling with privsep (one specific
thing this fixes is if you run "dhcpcd -U6 badger", i.e. invalid interface
name, previously dhcpcd would not accept any more control connections,
now it works as expected).
