The attached file is an ebuild for the new CGoban 2.
CGoban has been completely rewritten in java since version 1.*, and now acts as
a client for the KGS instead of the IGS/NNGS go servers. It also includes a
somewhat improved SGF editor.
Apart from depending on x11, like the old CGoban, CGoban 2 also depends on
virtual/jre.
I've also written a cgoban2 ebuild. (I should have search before starting to
write
it, not before submitting...). I will submit it here, as there are a few
differences with yours:
- license is not GPL
- my ebuild uses the "games" owner, perms, etc. from games.eclass
- I've call it "cgoban2-..." because it's really diferent from cgoban, and
people may want to install both, or only the old one, etc.
About the license, I've put "freedist" in my ebuild, but here is how the author
see it:
> cgoban2 is copyright me, William M. Shubert, of Portland, Oregon, email
> "wms@igoweb.org". You have permission to run it, and to give away
> unmodified binaries ("binary" = the cgoban.jar file). You are free to
> repackage the binary in any way you see fit, as long as your end users
> recieve the exact cgoban.jar binary that I provide. You are free to
> modify, delete, burn, spindle, and mangle the shell scripts that come
> with my distributions of the binary. You are also free to add any extra
> utilities and files necessary to ease or improve your own redistribution
> of my cgoban.jar binary. Any other things you want to do with cgoban2,
> you must contact me for explicit approval before doing.
>
> How's that for a licence? I just made it up, but I like it. :-) Best of
> luck with your Gentoo cgoban2 system.
