Use blue as fill color rather than white.
Add oblique style to footer text.
Replace URL with copyright notice.
Removed "Version: " text from version footer.
Use image rather than text to generate "Phase 1" and "Phase 2" words
The current map06 is too difficult for such an early slot, so it has
been moved to map18. For the new map06, it uses Map04 of Nex Credo,
made by Jayexetee. Levels are vanilla compatible.
This gives a nice effect of blending the title in with the menu.
We actually used to do this, but it broke with a title screen update.
Thanks @JNechaevsky for the suggestion.
Closes#388
This at least lays some groundwork for doing so, by gathering archive
members by wildcard expansion rather than zip's -r parameter (which
uses file system order -- essentially random), combined with LC_ALL=C
so that locale sorting orders don't matter either. zip's -X option is
also used so no Unix metadata (UIDs, GIDs, modes) are saved in the
archive.
To really complete the effect, faketime should be used to deal with
file timestamps. Requiring faketime to do `make dist` seems too
extreme to me, so I'm leaving it out, but the general idea is to run a
command such as:
faketime -f "$(TZ=UTC date -d "@$(git show -q --format=format:%ct)" \
"+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")" \
make dist
This does also assume that zip's default compression algorithm never
changes (eg, from DEFLATE to BZip2 or LZMA), or never releases an
improved version (eg, a better DEFLATE). It's not perfect, but this
should be good enough.
Map changes since v0.11 have desynced these. I recorded demo2_p2
keyboard-only, so the gameplay is extra bad. On demo4_p1, I used
a mouse, so it is a little more skillful.
‘boom’ and ‘doom’ represent Debian-style links for the alternatives
system to set up preferred ports. Now that we no longer require
Boom compatibility, it should be safe to remove the former. This
should only be an issue if chocolate-doom -> doom, and tries to play
one of the maps that aren’t vanilla-compatible yet.
zdoom and prboom are dead ports, superceded by gzdoom and prboom-plus.
I hope their removals aren’t controversial. If it adversally affects
anybody: setup the ~/.doomport symlink to point to them.
Finally, crispy-doom. Odamex is still preferred before it because of
its simpler multiplayer capabilities, otherwise Crispy would have been
a winner (imo). It has a close relationship to Chocolate Doom, but I’m
leaving that last because of the non-vanilla compatibility of Freedoom.
Chocolate Doom is a last effort to run something.
