widelands 1:19+repack-1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

widelands (1:19+repack-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * New upstream release. New features highlight:
    - Seafaring AI and other AI improvements
    - Message filtering
    - New in-game and in-editor help system
    - Efficient graphics loading and rendering.
    - New starting condition “Trading Outpost”
    - New win condition “Artifacts”
    - 4 Tutorials
    - Improved Barbarians and Empire campaigns
    - 3 new maps
    - No separate worlds anymore. All terrains can now be used on all
      maps. Old maps stay compatible.
    - No separate tribes anymore: Though in game the tribes still seem
      separate, they are in fact now the same tribe with different
      buildings and workers enabled. This allows for interesting
      concepts down the line like a mixed economy or trading.
    - New animations, overlay images and icons
    - New forested mountains terrains
    - Many menu redesigns
    - Improved support for non-Latin scripts and right-to-left languages
    - Various small balance changes (for example more experience in mines,
      stronger barbarian soldiers)
    - Behind the scenes: move to SDL 2, Build system refactoring, move to
      c++ 11, continuous integration, move to Transifex and merge bot.
      Also tons of cleanups to the code base.

  * Package is manually repacked to mv debian/ debian.orig/ in
    upstream tar file.
  * Change the build-dependencies of SDL to the one of SDL2
  * Update our patches:
    - Drop patch kfreebsd-integrated-libraries (integrated upstream)
    - Comment mips and s390 patches: they may be useless nowadays
  * Take the new man page from the upstream debian package.
  * Take the new copyright file from upstream debian package.
  * New d/watch file by Steven De Herdt (Closes: #844005)
  * New d/p/system-wide_minizip to not use the embeeded minizip
    (provided by upstream developpers)
  * d/control: Bump standards-version to 3.9.8 (remove menu file)

 -- Martin Quinson <email address hidden>  Sat, 19 Nov 2016 18:36:01 +0100