> IMO, if you want to use a stable system with mp3 support and all that > stuff, use a stable release. > If you want to contribute by testing Factory and/or alpha/beta releases, > please do so, but you don't need mp3 support to do that. > But hey, that's my opinion, correct me if I'm wrong :)
As at least the relevant multimedia packages built from you and packman for 10.1 work for me with 10.2 currently, there is no problem at the moment ;). BTW, great job! > Now that as 10.2 is feature-freezed since beta1, I could start building > packages against it... if yast didn't just hang/die and require zmd to > do a dirinstall (for whatever reason) :\ Good to know that I'm not the only one still not getting ZMD to work properly ;(. > The amarok package in the Build Service is kind of crippled too, it.... > ... > ...has, amongst other things, mp3 and mp4 support, which isn't > compiled into the SUSE package. This was kind of the information I was looking for. Thanks! However, it would be great if there would be some wiki-information along the lines "the following packages from the official SUSE site only provide reduced functionality because of possible legal problems in some countries". I know that this can probably be found in individual README.SUSE-files, but if you're wondering why e.g. Amarok doesn't seem to be able to use Musicbrainz on MP3-files, it's quite a hassle to find out which library in the chain of dependancies causes this. (You have to know that this problem exists because of legal restrictions to begin with - For weeks I thought this is some Amarok and/or Musicbrainz-problem). Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
