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I've made new msys2 env from 160922 baseline. First build using that env is trunk r33897: http://download.gna.org/freeciv/package ... ev+r33897/

First 160922 msys2 baseline based S2_6 build, from r33905: http://download.gna.org/freeciv/package ... a0+r33905/

New S2_6 build from r33963: http://download.gna.org/freeciv/package ... a0+r33963/

First S2_6 build with sdl2-client and ruledit installers.

New S2_6 build from r34204: http://download.gna.org/freeciv/package ... a0+r34204/

This uses msys2 base 161018, which means gtk+-3.22 and qt-5.6.2.

I just went thru the whole thread "Msys2 based Windows Installer testing" and tried downloading everything that's pertinent to my machine : 32bit and win builds.
I got r33711+GTK3 and r33711+GTK3x OK. I haven't installed them yet.
ALL the other 12 files gave me a "404 page not found".

And I'm a little frustrated because :
* The end of Gtk2.
* The end of Win32.

It's getting me little left out

In freeciv-2.6 official freeciv builds are still based on msys1 and those are win32 & gtk2-client is included. I'm about to make a new test build on that line soon - it had some build problems last week when I already tried it, but those are hopefully fixed now.

I hope so too !
Instead of fishing about, What would be the most recent builds or should I wait for a final version ?

New S2_6 msys2 build from r34548 in http://download.gna.org/freeciv/package ... ler_msys2/

Since previous such build:
- Installers for gtk3.22- and qt-client have been added
- Msys2 environment has been updated to 161110 level

As of this date, the link (r34548) sends me to Win64 files only.

Msys2 based builds are available as win64 builds only. For msys1 builds you want to check thread http://forum.freeciv.org/f/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=315

(Chances are you are actually using 64bit OS - it's just able to run also win32 binaries for compatibility. However, msys2 builds now have also Windows 7 as minimum requirement, due to one of its dependencies soon having Windows 7 as requirement (we inherit that requirement from there))