Linux Intro : Deus Ex: Mankind Divided by Razor 1911

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is a Linux Cracktro by Razor 1911

• as there's no sources, the package install an Amd64 binary compiled for Ubuntu Trusty (14.04) in 2016
• the binary has been unpacked from UPX
  

 

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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided est une démo Linux de Razor 1911

• comme il n'y a pas de sources, le paquet installe un binaire Amd64 compilé pour Ubuntu Trusty (14.04) en 2016
• le binaire a été décompacté de l'UPX
  

direct install : apt://deusexmankinddividedcracktro-by-razor1911
files : https://demosdebs.org/repository/pool/demos/d/deusexmankinddividedcracktro-by-razor1911/

instructions : https://demosdebs.org
pouet.net : https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=68539

Linux Demo : Raspberry Psy by Desire

Raspberry Psy is a Linux demo by Desire

• as there's no sources, the package install an Amd64 binary compiled in 2016 for Ubuntu Xenial (16.04) and Raspian
  
• binary has been unpacked from UPX
  

 

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Raspberry Psy est une démo Linux de Desire

• comme il n'y a pas de sources, le paquet installe un binaire amd64 compilé en 2016 pour Ubuntu Xenial (16.04) and Raspian
• les binaires ont été décompressé de UPX
  

direct install : apt://raspberrypsy-by-desire
files : https://demosdebs.org/repository/pool/demos/r/raspberrypsy-by-desire/

instructions : https://demosdebs.org
pouet.net : https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=68146

Some news. 

Last year the entire repository was rebased on Ubuntu 20.04

which means that the packages are based on policy 4.5.0 https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/upgrading-checklist.html#version-4-5-0

 

In anticipation of the demise of X.org I also started to see what I could do to migrate some demos to SDL2. I'm pretty happy I managed to migrate a few ^^ 

 

To generate the packages faster, I tried  to cross-compile the packages I had the source code, rather than running qemu. So it takes a lot less time, and there are a lot more armhf and arm64 packages for raspberry pi :)

 

As usual, I update the few utilities in my repository to their latest version.

All unannounced changes are actually visible on my github: https://github.com/nhoudelot/demosdebs

Finally, there are officially packages for Debian 11 (bullseye) and I have removed the one for Debian 9 (stretch). 

 

Now, I can start adding packages again :) 

 

Ah yes, I also changed my PC to a 24 cores and 32 GB of RAM, helps a lot: D
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