[Bug 202518] Re: [FFe] Please sync audacious 1.5.0-1 from Debian(Unstable)

[Stefan Ebner]

Edited bug report. Now we are syncing audacious 1.5.0-2 :)

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: audacious
  
  Please grant this FFe for audacious. Great 1.5 release :)
  Explanation of the Ubuntu delta and why it can be dropped:
  Pulseaudio-by-default is broken so we should sync it
  
  Debian Changelog:
+ 
+  audacious  (1.5.0-2) unstable; urgency=low
+ 
+    * Configure without SSE2 support (Closes: #471061).
+ 
+  -- Adam Cécile (Le_Vert) <gandalf at le-vert.net>  Wed, 26 Mar 2008
+ 09:45:26 +0100
  
   audacious  (1.5.0-1) unstable; urgency=low
  
     * New upstream release, highlights include:
       - Provide the correct location for skins and configuration in
         documentation.
         (Closes: #430905)
     * debian/control:
       - Correct Build-Depends so that it won't try to incorrectly build on Etch.
         (Closes: #466518)
       - Bump Depends to force dependency on audacious-plugins 1.5.
     * debian/copyright: major updates
  
   -- William Pitcock <nenolod at sacredspiral.co.uk>  Thu, 13 Mar 2008
  21:19:05 -0500
  
  
  Upstream Changelog:
  
  Audacious 1.5.0 (2008-03-13)
  
  Enhancements:
  * Everything between 1.4.1 and 1.4.7. (duh)
  * Ability to disable GTK+ theme suggestions provided by skins.
  * Entirely from scratch audio engine (libSAD) which supports:
    - 16-bit audio
    - 24-bit audio
    - 32-bit audio
    - IEEE floating point audio
    - 28-bit fractional audio
    - many weird obscure "audiophile" formats
    and:
    - high quality dithering/conversion/resampling to produce as
      high quality audio as possible for your sound system.
    - bit-exact passthrough of decoded audio (compare to
      "kernel streaming" in foobar2000)
    As a result, support for oldschool 8-bit soundcards has been
    _dropped_. It's 2008, they haven't made such hardware since the
    early 90's.
    Additionally, codecs now send audio to audacious using their
    native format; removing the need for costly implementation-specific
    conversion functionality.
  * New unified metadata editing for most formats. Ability to see
    "raw metadata"; the metadata which can be used in tuplez scripts.
  * Removal of the XMMS audio conversion engine in it's entirety.
  * Support for "virtual plugins"; the ability for a single module to
    export up to thousands of plugins. This will be used more in Audacious2.
  * Many adjustments to the winamp2 skinengine.
  * Faster jump-to-file.
  * Implement support for session management.
  
  Bugfixes:
  * playlist_compare_artist(): Avoid NULL dereferences.
    (Bugzilla #172, Bugzilla #168, Bugzilla #35).
  * Tons of memory leaks fixed.
  
  Notes from us (the audacious developers):
  This is the last branch of Audacious that will support in Winamp2 skins
  in core. We are working on a new default UI for Audacious2 which provides
  a more metadata rich environment (while still be lightweight and fast).
  However, it is planned to implement support for Winamp2 skins as a plugin in
  the next version. No promises, though.
  
  It has been fun being seen as "rescuing XMMS" by the community; but this
  has never been our goal. Our goal has always been to develop the best
  possible player on Linux. This means that we are audiophiles, and we want
  our audio to sound as nice as possible. This has been our primary goal;
  not maintaining a Winamp2 skinned player. When we determined that the current
  UI implementation was getting in our way, we decided to rip it out. As such,
  the future of Winamp2 skins in Audacious is undefined, but they will probably
  be supported via a plugin.

** Summary changed:

- [FFe] Please sync audacious 1.5.0-1 from Debian(Unstable)
+ [FFe] Please sync audacious 1.5.0-2 from Debian(Unstable)

** Changed in: audacious (Ubuntu)
       Status: Invalid => Confirmed

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[FFe] Please sync audacious 1.5.0-2 from Debian(Unstable)
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