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

[Christian Morales Vega]

2008/6/18 Manfred Tremmel <manfred at links2linux.de>:
> Am Mittwoch 18 Juni 2008 schrieb Christian Morales Vega:
>
>> 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.
>
> Looks like I have to take a deeper look inside and not only change the
> switch on top. Sorry, I'll rebuild as soon as it's fixed.
In my crusade to remove esound from my system there is still another request ;-)
Now isn't libxine, but ffmpeg. libffmpeg0 requires esound, but doesn't
looks like a real dependency. Doesn't even requires libesd.so.0. I'm
missing something?

>> pd. 65KB... is the biggest spec file I have ever seen!!!
>
> And it's a bigger template behind which is the base of the packman
> release builds, the packman cvs builds (I know, xine-lib is no longer
> in cvs, but I keep call it so) and the spec.in file for the xine-lib
> tarball. What's inside the different packages is extracted by a build
> script.
So doesn't makes much sense to submit patches directly against the
spec files if I find a problem, does?