Re: Packagers please announce 1.7.3

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KH KH Wrote:

> 
> Hi!
> 
> I'm packaging freevo for Fedora (6 and 7 and beyond)
> It is available from my own repository for now,
> but i plan to provide it to official Fedora
repository,
> as everything necessary to build freevo is here.
> (tvtime will be provided but not xine (oxine will).
> Fedora use gstreamer by default with totem but
xine-libs
> are provided also...
> 
[...]
> So the consequence is that, this page is completely
wrong ;)
> http
://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/doc/Fedora

I've revised the page, though the info regarding how to
install Freevo
on F7 is pretty much taken as it from your email, so some
things may not
be quite clear. e.g., Is the default directory for storing
configuration
files now in ~/.freevo, or is it still /etc/freevo ?


> Known or possible regression: pygoom mp1e fmtools
Xmame
> If they are not found from repositories like kwizart
livna, Fedora
> officials, that's mean that may lead to problems...I
can take care of
> those dependencies, only if they are ported on
rpm.livna.org (if
> patents are used ) or Fedora official (if possible)...
> 

I've packaged pygoom and fmtools for FC5, you can probably
recompile the
SRPMs and put it up in your repository or Livna.

http://
freevo.sourceforge.net/fedora/5/SRPMS/

mp1e has been unavailable for a while. I didn't try
packaging it since
it's no longer released as a separate package by the
authors.

T.C.
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> KH KH Wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I'm packaging freevo for Fedora (6 and 7 and
beyond)
>> It is available from my own repository for now,
>> but i plan to provide it to official Fedora
repository,
>> as everything necessary to build freevo is here.
>> (tvtime will be provided but not xine (oxine
will).
>> Fedora use gstreamer by default with totem but
xine-libs
>> are provided also...
>>
> [...]
>> So the consequence is that, this page is completely
wrong ;)
>> http
://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/doc/Fedora
>
> I've revised the page, though the info regarding how to
install Freevo
> on F7 is pretty much taken as it from your email, so
some things may not
> be quite clear. e.g., Is the default directory for
storing configuration
> files now in ~/.freevo, or is it still /etc/freevo ?

For root then the default is /etc/freevo and for non-root
users it is
~/.freevo. The lircrc path is always /etc/freevo but can be
changed in the
local_conf.py. ~/.freevo is read first even for root.

HTH
Duncan


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