deadwood, on aros archive there is a duplicate of the 'Curl' software sources, the oldest one should be this one:

Source x Binary7.19.2
http://archives.a...386.tar.gz


The other links of "Curl"

Source v7.28.1
http://archives.a...c-aros.tgz

Source v7.28.1
http://archives.a...6-aros.lha

deadwood there are two obsolete archives

http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

I tested the new archives, they have improved graphics and enabled sound

thanks

Thank you

Ok fixed. Kept the newer upload:

http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

deadwood on archives.aros there are 2 equal versions of Games "Xump"

http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

Thanks, cleaned up.

deadwood on archives.aros there are 2 versions of GemDropX, one of the 2 goes in Guru !

GemDropX (binary + source) -> Doesn't start and generates Guru

GemDropX - Based on Atari 8-bit game -> It works well


http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

For the audio problem, it was more of a report, if I integrated it on AROS One, maybe then the user believed that the problem was caused by the operating system.

No, I didn't listen to the audio. However having distorted audio is not a reason to remove a program from archives in my view.

Ok, about Emilia Pinball, it's my fault, I was fooled by the "No Table Loaded" request.

About Circuslinux did you listen to the audio? the audio is distorted, but only in the game, the music files if instead run from any Player can be heard fine !

Both of these games started for me under AROS linux-hosted and I was able to play short sessions as such I'm not removing them from archives.

deadwood on aros archive there are two games that have problems:

Circuslinux -> Audio (.mod) can be heard badly, error file not found:
http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

Emilia Pinball -> not working, missing files
http://archives.a...6-aros.zip

ok deadwood

@All

One more thing I just realized. If the package you are uploading contains executables for multiple AROS archictures, please use multi-aros in name, example:

wcs.multi-aros.zip

And then list supported archictures in "Requirements" field.

Ok, approved

yes deadwood

Ok, so this archive in the uploads is now correct?

deadwood sorry there is an error in the archive I have made another upload

ok done

@All

One small request that would make my life easier. If you are uploading software for a given archicture (for example i386 AROS), please following naming convention of AROS Archvies

<name>.i386-aros.<extension>

For example: owb-1.26.i386-aros.zip