[packman] [PM] xine-lib 1.1.13-0.pm.0 (put EsounD output in a separate package)

[Christian Morales Vega]

2008/6/17 Manfred Tremmel <manfred at links2linux.de>:
> Am Dienstag 17 Juni 2008 schrieb Christian Morales Vega:
>> There exists a libxine1-arts package, there is any cause to no make a
>> libxine1-esd one?
>> From a KDE user POV is better since he has no need to install EsounD
>> or PulseAudio. But with openSUSE 11.0 it also could "force" KDE users
>> to use PulseAudio for everything (
>> http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2008-06/msg00619.html ).
>> I'm not sure about the last part, expect a confirmation in
>> opensuse-factory. But even if it's not the case, the split would make
>> sense because of the first point.
>
> You are right. I've planed to do so, but it looks, something was
> misconfigured in my build script. I'll rebuild the package with a
> separate -esd package.
> Thanks for the hint.
>
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Even if now there is a libxine1-esd package, a "Requires: esound",
three "Obsoletes: *-esd" and three "Provides: *-esd" are still in the
main libxine1 one.

pd. 65KB... is the biggest spec file I have ever seen!!!