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* replace init.d with rc.d * port init script to systemd
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thanks very much! some of those changes make perfect sense, while others I'll have to figure out the best way for them (don't want to break debian because of arch). I'm not very motivated to do qtsixa work right now, but I'll try to merge this some time later this year. |
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I guess a software like QtSixA will become more and more required this year, due to the flood of Linux games from SteamOS and HumbleBundle. |
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Hi,
I forked your repo and applied the patches from Arch Linux to a seperate branch.
Source:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=32351
https://github.com/SoulEst/packages-for-the-aur/tree/master/qtsixa
Maybe you are interested in some of them.
I guess the python2 shebangs and gksudo patches would make sense on every distro at least.
Cheers,
Lubosz