Volkert de Buisonjé
Volkert de Buisonjé
@4nd3r50ncr Is there a way we could rekindle your encouragement? Because with an ambitious project like this, the more people that contribute, the better. @crazii has been doing all the...
@4nd3r50ncr [As you can see](https://github.com/crazii/SBEMU/graphs/contributors), committing code effectively makes you a "contributor". So just open a PR. You can start with a "draft" PR, if you think it needs more...
If I may share my opinion: I think we should first focus on improving the stability and compatibility of the current Sound Blaster (Pro and 16), OPL3 and MPU-401 emulation...
@herzenschein For a minute there, I thought that was just the holy grail you've given me on Christmas day: a single-line command to build and install the official Mozilla VPN...
@herzenschein That same `Not a gitlink tree: 3rdparty/openSSL` error already shows up when I try the first manual command from your instructions above: ```shell flatpak-builder flatpak-build-dir --force-clean --install-deps-from flathub --repo=mozillavpn-master...
Okay, there is apparently a subdirectory `3rdparty` directly under the `mozilla-vpn-client` project root, but there is no `openSSL` directory inside it. Maybe it can't be bundled with the sources due...
OK, I got a bit further. In `.gitmodules`, the Git submodule `3rdparty/openSSL` is defined: ```text [submodule "3rdparty/openSSL"] path = 3rdparty/openSSL url = https://github.com/KDAB/android_openssl shallow = true ``` However, no matter...
Ah, another clue: the file `.gitmodules` indeed specifies the submodule `3rdparty/openSSL`, but the file `.git/config` does not. But the latter does define other `3rdparty` submodules. I guess that by default,...
OK, this is really weird. I started with a fresh new working copy by following the initial steps in the general build instructions: ```shell git clone https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/mozilla-vpn-client.git cd mozilla-vpn-client git...
When I delete the entire `3rdparty` directory again and then do `git submodule sync`, it looks like the `3rdparty/openSSL` submodule simply isn't in the upstream repo: ```text Synchronizing submodule url...