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Some time in 1999, John Carmack decided to release the doom source under the GPL. This page outlines the great master plan for the packages and integration necessary for a complete doom experience in Debian. #language en
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Some time in 1999, John Carmack decided to release the [[WikiPedia:Doom_(video game)|Doom]] source under the GPL. This page outlines the great master plan for the packages and integration necessary for a complete Doom experience in Debian.
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== guidelines == == Guidelines ==
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So what is needed for a "complete doom experience"? Categories in bold, concrete examples follow. So what is needed for a "complete Doom experience"? Categories in bold, concrete examples follow.
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   * [[Games/chocolate-doom]] in ITP    * [[Games/chocolate-doom]] in Debian
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   * [[http://packages.qa.debian.org/d/doom-wad-shareware.html|doom-wad-shareware]] (pts) is the commercial shareware episode    * DebianPts:doom-wad-shareware is the commercial shareware episode
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   * yadex: once in main, then orphaned    * yadex: once in main, then orphaned and [[http://packages.qa.debian.org/y/yadex/news/20040721T064613Z.html|removed]]
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   * omgifol - [[http://bugs.debian.org/354732|ITPd]]    * omgifol - was [[DebianBug:354732|ITPd]], now closed
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Some time in 1999, John Carmack decided to release the Doom source under the GPL. This page outlines the great master plan for the packages and integration necessary for a complete Doom experience in Debian.

Guidelines

See Doom packaging guidelines which is available in the subversion repository.

These guidelines need development and possibly turning into a package themselves. Whether the content should be policy is a matter of debate.

Packages

So what is needed for a "complete Doom experience"? Categories in bold, concrete examples follow.