Version 2.0.0 has a compilation choice between simple X11 and SDL.  
I have chosen to use sdl since it provides real music (as opposed to mere 
noises) and because it supports full-screen mode.

There is also a choice between allowing a user to have many entries in the 
high-score files (intended for single user installations) and allowing only 
one entry per user (for multi-user systems).  Although Linux is a multi-user 
system,  I have elected to use the former method, in accordance with the 
same philosophy Debian uses in putting each user in their own group, making 
the single user dominant in a Debian system.

Note that between v1.3 and v2.0.0, highscore files have been moved from 
/var/lib/games/mirrormagic to /var/games/mirrormagic, and the highscore files 
are incompatible between these versions.  You may want to delete 
/var/lib/games/mirrormagic if this has not already been done and if you do not 
anticipate returning to v1.3.  A debconf script asks you if you want this done 
when installing the package.

Drew Parsons <dparsons@debian.org> Feb 2001.