If they want to use 0.8 that's fine (and a bug in gst-python if it
fails)... if they want 0.10 they must use pygst.require()
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python-gst conflicts with python-gst0.10
https://launchpad.net/bugs/59755
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Is this a bug in both quodlibet and exaile then which use the gst import?
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python-gst conflicts with python-gst0.10
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According to upstream the correct way to use it is:
import pygst;
pygst.require('0.10');
import gst;
if you don't use the pygst.require() 0.8 will (or should) be used as
default. If it isn't used by default that's a bug in gst-python.
** Changed in: gst0.10-python (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfir
Good catch! I'll change the bugs against those two packages.
** Changed in: quodlibet (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: quodlibet => gst-python
Status: Needs Info => Confirmed
** Also affects: gst0.10-python (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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