Hi, I am crossfire player for a long time now. Some time ago I have even improved sound support in crossfire client (I know this should be updated now, but this needs more time than I currently need). I am also member of PLD (PLD Linux Distribution) team, so I make packeges of different things, including, of course, crossfire. Being a rpm-packager I see things, that other don't see, like things being installed in wrong directory, some compatibility issues etc. Recently I found out, that crossfire-1.3.0 traball is incomplete (plugin_python.h is missing), and that plugins and installed in bad directory (under ${datadir} instead od ${libdir}). I thing, that what crossfire code needs now is automake/libtool support. What whould it give: Automake: - Easy creation of distribution tarballs - Easier maintanace, as Makefile.am files are much simplier than Makefile.in - Created tarballs will be much easier for packaging for different distribution ... and probably some more I don't remember now Libtool: - portable way of building and loading plugins ... and probably some more I think I could make automake support for current CVS snapshot in two days, but I would like to know if anyone is interested before I start. I would like to make support for: autoconf-2.53-1 automake-1.6.1-1 libtool-1.4.2-10 So after applying this patch any developer who needs to change makefiles or configure.in file will have to have them installed. But IMHO it is quite low price for advantages, that it gives. Should I start? Greets, Jacek