bbkeys it's missing under Hyperbola:

https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/ … D?h=bbkeys

The PKGBUILD needs some fixes, such as the groups() tag and maybe libbt needs the static
library (*.a) being built. Otherwise, with bbkeys blackboxwm it's now complete.

We will remove the following packages:

alex4 (the source-code is free, libre and permissive licensed, the graphics, sounds and other data is not)
moria (naming-issue would cause copyright-problems)
powertop (corporate project)
hdparm (no BSD-port available, not needed for essential other parts)

Furthermore:

atomix
five-or-more
gnome-2048
gnome-klotski
gnome-mines
gnome-chess
gnome-mahjongg
gnome-sudoku
gnome-tetravex
tali
libgnome-games-support
cytadela

On the Moria issue, there was uMoria and, in the same way, Ularn for Larn to avoid restrictive licenses by "rebasing" the game in a libre way.

https://github.com/dungeons-of-moria/umoria

https://github.com/davidpeng/ularn

EDIT: Ok, the package just renames 'umoria' into 'moria'. Keep umoria then.

If you think it might be related to The Lord of the Rings, you can release Moria and replace the Copyrighted names under another name, the GPL should allow it.
Gutemberg should have lots of books in PD with legally usable names.
For instance, from Lovecraft.

Now the list for removal next:

alex4
moria
powertop
hdparm
atomix
five-or-more
gnome-2048
gnome-klotski
gnome-mines
gnome-chess
gnome-mahjongg
gnome-sudoku
gnome-tetravex
tali
libgnome-games-support
cytadela
scummvm
scummvm-tools
dosbox-x
openglide

With the removal of scummvm we get also lighter in perspective of those projects attending at those "Summer of Code"-events. The project scummvm is using that surely not for the bad, but please remember: Companies and corporations are NOT doing this because they want us all to have free, libre software. They do that only for marketing-purpose. It hurts surely to remove scummvm and blacklist it, but everyone is free to decide further and personal.

And no: We are not adding it later on again. This is and was the last point for scummvm in the repositories for Hyperbola. If people in the community want to make ports in the future or packages, feel free.

We will also need to modify our version of minetest and cmplete deactivate the access towards the so-called "content db". The reasoning is the same as for supertuxkart: When you can download non-free licensed modifications and addons we need to take action. Same also for supertuxkart: We will not touch the interface for addons and modifications, but you will need to take action on your own. There will be no graphical nterface available downloading anything besides: We don't see any reasoning why this should be any advantage for any game and application.

Yes, technical emancipation means also that we look after our data as no one else should and will do. Sure thing that local advantages and comfort-functions are interesting and nice. But we cannot accept that games have uncontrolled access towards whatever else data without knowledge of users.

The reality also would be that we would otherwise need to remove minetest as with version 5.8 now released the project relies just complete on their online-platform named content-db.  There is no longer any game direct offered as download and should not be from the perspective of the project (minetest). So far their decision, but having free, libre licensed data residing next definitive non-free data is not working and also every other system-distribution offering this should question the ways forward. That's exactly the same for other projects also. We are heading towards a situation where even every single application hosts its own data-repositories to enhance it in the near future and everyone can upload there whatever kind of licensed data. And we think this is nevertheless free, libre software then?

Also to be removed:

spatialindex

We don't need this package and depending ones like minetest can be build without. To explain here the strategy when people wondering why we remove so many packages we had before added: With 0.4 we needed to rebuild all from scratch and so we have defined only the complete incompatible interfaces, libraries and resulting packages. From that point we go further and reduce the amount of included packages possible for reaching our defined minimalists system.

The following packages will be removed:

arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-binutils
arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-gcc

Why is emacs-headless removed but not gui-emacs?

Next packages to be removed:

vdrift
bullet
bullet-docs
python-pybullet

The reasoning is that vdrift is using copyrighted material and logos for textures and more. So we won't distribute it any longer.
Another approval that this is only tolerated. The companies would immediately go behind those projects when they would care more about.

Can headless emacs still be installed per user  from Gnu upstream sources, bypassing pacman (hyperman) completely? or should the pacman build file for the gui emacs be modified locally to produce a headless emacs?