FreeOrion

And it shouldn't do that in japanese? AFAIK japanese or chinese don't use whitespace to separate words. Japanese switches between the different typing systems for the words. However the current implementation of the word detection, which is used for text wrapping assumes regular whitespace. This br...

Can we unpin and drop the thread?

Can we unpin and drop the thread?

> What about to raise minimum required boost version to 1.62 ?

Is there anything that you need from 1.62 or rather from between 1.58 and 1.62?

Yes, I am not officially "team" :shock: :roll: The snap packages are not official distributions created by Vezzra. The snap package account is not maintained by the FreeOrion team, but arrr3 and you are not a member of the deleopers team on GitHub. -> Of course the snaps are not maintaine...

The snap package is not maintained by the FreeOrion team.

> Travis CI build was completed, but SDK wasn't deployed.

It is there as draft. Vezzra or somebody needs to check if the release is complete and publish it.

There is no PAT with repo permissions for the freeorion-bot account. Seems like I've deleted the old PAT while being logged in on the freeorion-bot account instead of mine.

I have created a new one and added the token to the .travis.yml

https://github.com/freeorion/freeorion-sdk/pull/66

Vezzra wrote: ↑Sun Mar 08, 2020 11:57 amif everything that has been added/changed since v10 is documented in the changelog or if something needs to be added (aside from updating the release date of course).

The SDK is properly maintained contrary to the sloppiness of the main project.

FreeOrion doesn't use X11 or Wayland or any other windowing API directly. That interaction is handled by SDL, so if you want to run FreeOrion you have to configure SDL to use the Wayland backend (that may or may not involve recompiling SDL depending on how the distribution has configured it).

@geoff does the Mediawiki have interlanguage installed/enabled?

> I didn't even know that page existed.

Better delete it before there are more false assumptions creeping up. ;)

> Both options make sense to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umDr0mPuyQc

Don't make decisions you WILL regret later.

{} prevents the compiler from narrowing (e.g putting a value into a variable that cannot represent it properly).

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/langu ... ialization

Why don't you do proper translations and contribute them to the project?