Bat Guano

Hi. If there were a howto (again) or a manual which explains (again) how you create your own tracks for this game, people would find a new way to enjoy Extreme Tux Racer. While the more agile will just look into the courses directory and find out on their own, a few hints will help. For example: Do not try to create a slope by applying gradients to the whole track, but design a flat track that you can incline as a whole. <-- That would have helped me 20 years ago.

maybe rather add some real demons and Satan himself? I do not think that *He* would be against it ... Donald Trump. On his belly down the slope...

maybe rather add some real demons and Satan himself? I do not think that *He* would be against it ... Donald Trump. On his belly down the slope...

If you have a hint on how to make w3m-img work again, TY. I am running whichever terminal-application you want to recommend on Debian Gnu/Linux Buster/Sid. For the time, there are no images displayed in xterm, rxvt-anything, lxterminal, roxterm.., what else. uxterm. w3m is configured to show inline-images and to not use an external viewer.., like in those times, when w3m-img worked alright for me. TIA

Good morning. I am running w3m/0.5.3+git20170102 on Debian Gnu/Linux buster/sid. As the last official update is noted as of april 2013, the project could just as well be called dead, by now. But there appears to be a git-resource for w3m and I had not been aware of that prior running w3m -version. As the last contribution on github is noted as of 2011-01-17, I guess that the the code referenced by git20170102 has been copied from the w3m-el project and probably only for the Debian version of w3m....

Compiles out of the box (:wq)

opt.cc: In constructor ‘Porg::Opt::Opt(int, char**)’: opt.cc:208:22: error: this statement may fall through [-Werror=implicit-fallthrough=] case '?': die_help(); ~~~~~~~~^~ opt.cc:212:4: note: here default: assert(0); break; ^~~~~~~ I just duplicated the “assert(0);break;” after the call to “die_help()”; I ignore, though, if and where you react to the failed assertion. An explicit fall through may be better or not...