totem-gstreamer vs. totem-xine

[Sebastien Delestaing]

It did that to me, and it makes sense: In synaptic when you right click
on ubuntu-desktop and check its properties. You'll see that it's just a
sort of meta package that contains nothing but depends on all the
desktop components. So when you remove one of its dependencies
(totem-xine) it has to go. But that's ok.

Seb

Le mercredi 27 octobre 2004 à 10:43 -0500, Julius a écrit :
> RichardA Wrote: 
> > I previously installed totem-xine (and Windows codecs) in place of
> > totem-gstreamer. Upgrading from a pre-release Warty changed this back,
> > but if I install totem-xine again, apt wants to uninstall both
> > totem-gstreamer and ubuntu-desktop.
> > 
> > Is this as bad as it sounds? How else can I get xine + codecs back?
> > 
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> 
> I have installed totem-xine with synaptic and it only removed
> totem-gstreamer. I had no problems at all.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Julius
>