xmms into universe?
Jan Claeys
lists at janc.be
Tue May 15 20:07:59 UTC 2007
Op dinsdag 15-05-2007 om 10:47 uur [tijdzone +0100], schreef Matt
Zimmerman:
> > It is in main due to build-deps in "flac" and "kdeutils". "flac"
> > produces "xmms-flac" which is in universe, and "kdeutils" produces
> > "superkaramba" which is in universe, and just uses xmms-dev as an option
> > feature.
> >
> > Additionally, when xmms is no longer in main, the only package still
> > keeping gtk1.2 in main will be "evms-gui", if I'm reading correctly.
> >
> > So, I'd like to propose the following changes:
> > - remove the "xmms-flac" package from "flac" (as well as the "xmms-dev"
> > build-dep).
>
> It is unfortunate to have to cripple xmms simply for the sake of moving it
> to universe. The ideal way to fix this would be to move the XMMS FLAC
> plugin to the XMMS tree, where most other XMMS plugins are maintained, but
> without an upstream, this isn't going to happen.
Considering that:
* there are at least two GTK2-based XMMS-derivatives
('beep-media-player' & 'audacious')
* FLAC does have an upstream
... isn't it possible to change the FLAC dependency on XMMS to a
dependency on/from "Beep" (or Audacious?) and get that patch accepted
upstream (in either FLAC, Beep or Audacious)?
(The XMMS plugin is also the Beep plugin now...)
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Jan Claeys
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