7 Sep
2014
7 Sep
'14
12:57 a.m.
On Saturday 06 September 2014 04:02:35 pm you wrote:
On Sunday 07 of September 2014 01:42:19 Greg Madden
wrote:
I lack concrete examples of conflicts at this time, it beens to long
since I made the deision to stop using deb-multimedia, I could
entertain the idea it is different now.
How do users of Jessie+ TDE learn about adding deb-multimedia to
sources.list?
Maintaining multiple addition sources is not desirable, Debian only
nables 'main' in a default install.
Can TDE provide mencoder-trinity in is repo?
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Peace,
Greg
On Saturday 06 September 2014 05:34:27 am you
wrote:
I normally use it on many workstations - currently on Squeeze and
Wheezy. Workstation with Jessie I do not have one yet. The problems I
observed rarely. On Saturday 06 of September 2014 14:38:35 Michele
Calgaro wrote:
deb-multiedia is not really compatable with Debian, It was/is
needed for libdvdcss2 . I don't think its the solution for Jessie.
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Peace,
Greg > Mencoder is part of mplayer1. I'm not
sure that we want to
> maintain mplayer1. Therefore, it seems to me to be more
> appropriate to replace mencoder by libav-tools (avconv). For
> now I have not examined how difficult task it is.
Ok Slavek, now I get what you mean. It makes sense to do the
switch if possible (I also have no clue how long it would
require). As a temporary solution until we complete such task
we can still consider adding mencoder to the dependency package
list, as we did with libotr2. What do you think?
Cheers
Michele
There is one difference from libotr2. For kopete-otr is
dependence libotr2 required for build. While mencoder is required
for k9copy "only" for some activities at runtime.
As I watched on the deb-multimedia is old mplayer including
mencoder still available for Jessie. Thus, users can simply add
this apt source that is maintained.
What do you think?
Note: While I was not looking, what is the state with Ubuntu
14.10 (Utopic).