Free freespace 2 patch software for linux

Privateer Gemini Gold is a remake of Wing Commander Privateer.
Back in 1993 Privateer was released as part of the Wing Commander series and became a great success in the gaming industry. Over 10 years later a small group of privateer enthusiasts reintroduce the game with a new graphic engine and real 3d spaceflight.
As Grayson Burrows you inherited a small old scout class ship from your grandfather, to start over as a Privateer in a new and sparsely populated sector of the Confederation. Take your chance and become a pirate, merchant or hunter upgrade your ship and experience the hard truth in a border sector where noone has anything to give away...
This project is different from Privateer Remake in that it focuses on recreating the original Privateer without additional fan created content, it however shares the source with Privateer Remake.
Enhancements:
Special Features
- High Quality textures for the Tarsus
- Planets with clouds, Space Stations have lightmaps
- Oxford and Palan missions are easier now (rebalanced)
Miscellaneous
- possible speed improvements during bootup and gameplay
- luxury/natural goods model gets a new texture
- adds high-res explosion animations
- bases and planets now have an automatic landing zone
- Oxford library computer animation added
- adds jump activation sound
- repair droids are working a lot faster
- sets the ships starting speed to ~150kps
- reduces number of available cargo missions
- uses Wing Commander style missile lock animation
Bugfixes
- drone mission bug
- Ship Dealer graphic at Oxford
- explosion sound for asteroids
- Derelict Base now always spawns
- *.blank on the navigation computer
- "fix" button bug on the upgrade computer
- cargo-bug which prevented to accept and fly a mission
- artifact-loss-through ship purchase
- spawned cargo in cargo hold after ship purchase
- mercenary computer display graphic bug
- removes unimportant information from commodity computer
- removes neutral com faces for the paradigm
- ships energy system fixed (ecm bug)
- prevents collision after ship explosion (with eject seats)
- never ending escort missions
- miggs now shows his face and speaks to you
- removes "news" and "ship dealer" from some computer consoles
- orion price changed to 75.000
- tractor beams removed from talons
- request landing "0" removed (without function)

Unified Qmail Patch provides a concatenation of various patches.
Unified Qmail Patch is a concatenation of various patches for the qmail MTA. It supports SMTP AUTH after STARTTLS, Maildir++, regexp support in badmailfrom, and lots of features for high-end production servers.
Main features:
- Maildir++
- TLS encryption
- SMTP AUTH + SMTP AUTH close
- regexps in badmailfrom and support for badmailto
- external todo
- big remote concurrency patch
- external queue manager
- oversized dns responses
- reverse dns check
- tarpitting
- ESMTP size check from Gentoo
- tab bug fix in .qmail files
- linux link sync
- errno patch (compiles with gcc 3.x too)
- auth only after TLS patch from Gentoo
- Maildir quota fix patch from Gentoo
- qregex memleak fix patch from Gentoo
- David Phillips sendmail flagf patch
- Russ Nelsons QMTP patch for qmail-remote
- Jay Austads random qmqp pickup
- Alin-Adrian Antons integer overflow fix in qmail-smtpd.c
- Added support for SMTP throttling, using relayd
- Added my own patch, that checks whether the mail from value is different from the username used for SMTP AUTH, thus preventing source address spoofing. Useful for ISPs that only relay mails from authenticated users.
- The mail from verification is now configurable through a knob defined in /var/qmail/control/spoofcheck or in the environment variable $SPOOFCHECK
- It seems that in previous versions I accidentally ommited the support for a big todo, so heres a patch that finally supports it. My apologies to all :(

Test::Smoke::Patcher is a OO interface to help patching the source-tree.

SYNOPSIS

use Test::Smoke::Patcher;

my $patcher = Test::Smoke::Patcher->new( single => {
ddir => $build_dir,
pfile => $patch,
popts => -p1,
v => 1, # 0..2
});
$patcher->patch;
or
my $patcher = Test::Smoke::Patcher->new( multi => {
ddir => $buildir,
pfile => $patch_info,
v => 1, #0..2
});
$patcher->patch;

Okay, you will need a working patch program, which I believe is available for most platforms perl runs on.

There are two ways to initialise the Test::Smoke::Patcher object.

single mode

The pfile attribute is a pointer to a single patch. There are four (4) ways to specify that patch.

refernece to a SCALAR

The scalar holds the complete patch as literal text.

reference to an ARRAY

The array holds a list of lines (with newlines) that make up the patch as literal text ($patch = join "", @$array_ref).

reference to a GLOB

You passed an opened filehandle to a file containing the patch.

filename

If none of the above apply, it is assumed you passed a filename. Relative paths are rooted at the builddir (ddir attribute).

multi mode

The pfile attribute is a pointer to a recource that contains filenames of patches. The format of this recource is one filename per line optionally followed by a semi-colon (;) and switches for the patch program.

The patch-resource can also be specified in four (4) ways.

reference to a SCALAR
reference to an ARRAY
reference to a GLOB
filename