The free version of Aseprite has a maintained fork, LibreSprite which is
already packaged in nixpkgs. The only really useful version of Aseprite
vs LibreSprite is the unfree version, and the free version will never
receive updates.
This commit restores the pkgs/development/libraries/gcc/libgcc
package, which was deleted by commit 9818d120be.
We need to be able to build libgcc separately from gcc in order to
avoid a circular dependency. Nixpkgs is unusual -- unlike any other
distribution, it cannot tolerate circular dependencies between
dynamically linked libraries. Because of this, upstream is
extremely unsympathetic to the trouble that the glibc<->gcc circular
dependency causes for us; if we don't solve it ourselves it will not
be solved.
The godot base derivation was implemented by passing a recursive
attrset to mkDerivation. This is problematic because recursive
references to attributes that are later overridden don't notice the
override. Switched to the approach of giving mkDerivation a lambda
that receives a self argument, which allows recursive references to
the final value after overrides are applied.
The related derivations (for export templates, headless, and server
builds of godot) duplicated content from the base derivation. This
refactor eliminated that by using overridable attributes to
parameterize the scripts.
The main motivation for this refactor was to help me add derivations
for mono builds of godot.
Renamed to godot3 to distinguish from version 4, which is a complete
rewrite and effectively a different tool altogether.
Looking at https://repology.org/project/proxmark3/versions, it seems like all the other distros that have proxmark3 packaged package the fork version. Additionally, the upstream version hasn't been updated in some time.
This removes 'ldgallery' from nixpkgs.
It remains available through the Nix Flake provided by ldgallery.
The package of its "compiler" part was already marked as broken due to
dependencies having gone out of sync with the rest of the Haskell
packages.
The package of its "viewer" part also got out of sync due to changes
in JS dependency manager.
