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Make PolyMC package actually package PolyMC #45292

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xslendix opened this issue Jul 28, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #45293
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Make PolyMC package actually package PolyMC #45292

xslendix opened this issue Jul 28, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #45293

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People have been saying that there has been a takeover. This is blown out of proportion and it's completely false. The maintainer, Lennymclennington was the one who started the project and is, and still is, the original owner. He has every right to do whatever he chooses with his project. Another huge misunderstanding is that he will use the project to spread malware. This came from the fact that he owns the meta servers. He has no grudges against anyone and he's not a serial killer, he just wanted a project that focused on the piece of software itself, not what ideology it promotes. For all the reasons above, I would please request a investigation on the current state of the project and for the package to be back in the repositories again. Thank you.
sgn added a commit to sgn/void-packages that referenced this issue Jul 28, 2023
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PolyMC: drop package
85fe2f5 
It's a year since we removed it.
Let's be honest and declare that we don't have PolyMC.

Close: void-linux#45292
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sgn commented Jul 28, 2023

OK, let's remove that package,so we won't be pulled to that mess.

sgn added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 28, 2023
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PolyMC: drop package
caa8572 
It's a year since we removed it.
Let's be honest and declare that we don't have PolyMC.

Close: #45292
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xslendix commented Jul 29, 2023 •
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If anyone is interested PolyMC is now available here: https://xslendi.xyz/void under the name of PolyMC-qt5
Builds for x64, x86 and aarch64 are all available

zen0bit pushed a commit to oSoWoSo/VUR that referenced this issue Aug 6, 2023
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PolyMC: drop package
afe84fb 
It's a year since we removed it.
Let's be honest and declare that we don't have PolyMC.

Close: void-linux#45292
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PolyMC: drop package sgn/void-packages
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