Release branch from 6½ years ago, no update in 3½ years, unsupported
upstream, and unused in tree.
This finally resolves the tangled conditionals in `all.nix`, albeit in
a way I assume amjoseph wouldn’t have been too fond of. `default.nix`
still has some gnarly stuff in there. So it goes…
PR #350299 broke Flutter's update script with how it handled getting the
platform. Furthermore, the problem was made worse in the last update to
Flutter which had to work around that problem. We'll just revert it for
now and do a proper fix once we can figure out how to satify setting the
different platforms without causing any more problems.
The stable release has too many AArch64 issues, but they seem to
have been fixed upstream; Arch is shipping a Git snapshot. The next
stable release should be out by the time 25.05 is finishing up,
so this should be okay as a temporary solution.
This is the GCC 14-20241116 snapshot. We use that identifier as our
package version, diverging from our usual unstable version convention,
because it identifies itself as “gcc (GCC) 14.2.1 20241116” and
comes in `gcc-14-20241116.tar.xz`; 20241116 is therefore a useful
version identifier to use verbatim, and 14.2.0-unstable-2024-11-16
would potentially be confusing for a version that calls itself
14.2.1. The next stable release from the GCC 14 branch will be 14.3.0,
so there should be no ambiguity here.
Getting this version is a little complicated; we need the precompiled
`flex(1)` output that these Git snapshots don’t include. Thankfully,
the source file hasn’t changed since 14.2.0, so we can simply
download 14.2.0 too and extract the precompiled file. A little
merging finesse is required for the `aarch64-darwin` patch, which we
also upgrade.
They said they haven't used Nix in a while and is not interested in
maintaining cemu-ti (presumably other packages too), so I asked to take
over his role. I removed luc65r from the meta.maintainers attribtes, and
adopted the packages I wanted to adopt. I chose to adopt the TI graphing
calculator-related packages as I am part of Cemetech.
