[packman] ffmpeg & gstreamer mess

Olaf Hering olaf at aepfle.de
Tue Jul 26 18:32:59 CEST 2016


Am 22.07.2016 um 09:39 schrieb Sergey Kondakov:
> VLC and mpv aren't the only packages depending on it, you know ! But then again, 
> we're talking about the people who seem to removed 32bit gstreamer packages from 
> Packman's TW repo even though wine's A/V capabilities are dependant upon them. 

Whats the story with gstreamer-32bit? It looks like Leap wont have them
due to the lack of i586 target. That can be added, and I think I did add
it a few months ago for a few packages. Not sure if the publisher would
be able to deal with the -32bit packages. This can probably be fixed. I
will try once more.
The TW and 13.x repos have a i586 target so -32bit packages do exist.
Are they functional in the wine environment?


> And because of things like that whole wine bugtracker is filled with complaints 
> for years ( https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9127 ) from users who's 
> distribution doesn't build it properly. Goodbye, pre-rendered cutscenes in games 
> and multimedia applications in general.

Which comment in that bug contains the fix to be applied by the
gstreamer maintainers in OBS and/or packman?

> Why the hell there is there "Factory" and "TW" repoes with different 
> configuration and packages ? Which one a normal person should use ?

Factory turned into a compile-test-only repo since TW is a rolling
release. It was already suggested a few times to "unpublish" Factory
from the mirrors.

> You both, TW team and Packman team, are at fault here.

I'm sure the pkg maintainers of packman do only a subset of their
mistakes on purpose.

> * Link ffmpeg and gstreamer and any other
>    framework for each distro independently.

This is done since last week for TW and 42.2.

Olaf

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