There are a lot of options for picking what file to download for
PennMUSH 1.8.3p3.

If you want a fresh source tree, it's easy: pennmush-1.8.3p3.tar.gz or
pennmush-1.8.3p3.tar.bz2. The latter was compressed with pbzip2, a
parallel bzip2 implementation that can take advantage of multiple
CPUs/cores to speed up decompression. The file is compatible with
plain bzip2 as well. If you have pbzip2, decompress the tar file with
'pbzip2 -d FILENAME.tar.bz2', and extract it with 'tar xf
FILENAME.tar'. Otherwise, use 'tar xjf FILENAME.tar.bz2' to use bzip2.

The destination directory of the tarballs has changed: Instead of
unpacking into pennmush/, files go into pennmush-1.8.3p3/ so they do
not clobber an existing source tree.

For patches, it's more complicated. The problem is that the p2
patchfile was missing an important file that was in the p2 tarball. If
you installed the p2 tarball, use 1.8.3-patch03-from-02-tarball. To
install p3 directly from a p1 source tree, use
1.8.3-patch03-from01. If you have a p2 source tree derived from
patching p1 to p2 (This won't compile. No users reported this problem
to the developers, so we don't think many of you went this route.),
use 1.8.3-patch03-from-02-patch.

Since these patchfiles are rather large, gzipped and pbzip2-compressed
versions are also provided. Download them, uncompress them with gunzip
or 'pbzip2 -d' or bunzip2, and continue like normal. Instructions for
applying the patches are at the start of each file.

Also please note that the old 'patch -p1' invocation has changed to
'patch -p0'.

SHA1 checksums for the various files are in 1.8.3p3.checksums. There
is not yet a GPG signature for the tar file.