Louis Moureaux

Making progress! This is because we're building on Ubuntu 22.04 and your system appears to have older versions of basic libraries (`libc`, `libstdc++`). So we should build against an older...

From your `libc` version it's somewhere between `bullseye` and `bullseye-update`. So `oldstable`...

Trying a completely different approach, here are Debian packages built on the OpenSUSE build service: https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/louis94_m:/freeciv21/Debian_11/arm64/ Hopefully it works this time? :sweat_smile:

:tada: :tada: ! > The dbgsym .deb did not install by clicking; what is it? Do you want me to install it from the cmdline and see what comes back?...

See also #2177.

I investigated again using the OpenSUSE's Open Build Service (OBS). I created Debian, Ubuntu, and OpenSUSE packages for 3.0.2: https://build.opensuse.org/repositories/home:louis94_m:freeciv21/freeciv21 I haven't tested them yet. About the setup: * OBS...

Context: governors are slow

> Ability to install prior/older versions - not sure if this is something we really need This would be great to have for the LTT/LTX rulesets (one version per game...)

> By default, a caravan enters a city and then, *once in* If the caravan has one move left, it can establish the trade route from outside the city. If...

> > > By default, a caravan enters a city and then, _once in_ > > > > > > If the caravan has one move left, it can establish...