Debian now has quite a lot of packages made entirely of sound files. What would be the tag to represent these?
When there are several packages for many languages, I only included a package for one language. Package list is not exhaustive. asc-music - music pack for ASC asterisk-sounds-extra - Additional sound files for the Asterisk PBX asterisk-sounds-main - sound files for asterisk boson-music - Music Pack for Boson, a real-time strategy game bayonne-prompts-en - bayonne voice library for US English speaker childsplay-alphabet-sounds-de - German sounds for childsplay's alphabet game crossfire-client-sounds - sound files for playing crossfire csmash-demosong - Demo song for CannonSmash fb-music-high - High quality, large music files for Frozen-Bubble fb-music-low - Lower quality, small music files for Frozen-Bubble gcompris-sound-en - English sound files for GCompris gnome-audio - Audio files for Gnome heroes-sound-effects - Optional sound files for heroes heroes-sound-tracks - Optional sound files for heroes imaze-sounds - multiplayer, 3D, labyrinth, run & shoot game (sound files) lingoteach-sound-english - English sound files LingoTeach pathological-music - puzzle game involving paths and marbles [music] pydance-music - Songs and step patterns for pydance pysol-sounds - Sounds and background music for use with PySol trackballs-music - Soundtrack for Trackballs vegastrike-music - Music files for vegastrike wesnoth-music - music files for Wesnoth xblast-sound - Sound files for XBlast xblast-tnt-musics - music files for xblast-tnt xblast-tnt-sounds - sound files for xblast-tnt -- Seo Sanghyeon _______________________________________________ Debtags-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/debtags-devel
