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> So, it sounds like the ndiswrapper will allow the 32-bit version of
> flashplugin-nonfree to be used in 64-bit versions of Mozilla Firefox?
Well not quite. nspluginwrapper (not doing wireless Jim) will do much
more. [1] The link should have m
Gutsy. I second libxine-extracodecs as well.
So, it sounds like the ndiswrapper will allow the 32-bit version of
flashplugin-nonfree to be used in 64-bit versions of Mozilla Firefox?
Also, did you mean that you are for in favor of
"xubuntu-restricted-extras"? As Lionel mentioned above
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> > Secondly, my only concern is what exactly will happen when trying to
> > install the package on amd64? will flashplugin-nonfree simply be
> > ignored or will the user get an error because there is no such package
> > for amd64?
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Hi,
vidd wrote:
> Adam Miller wrote:
> Lionel,
>
> First off, thank you for volunteering to support the maintenance of a
> xubuntu-restricted-extras package.
>
> Secondly, my only concern is what exactly will happen when trying to
> install the package on amd64? will fl
Adam Miller wrote:
> Lionel,
>
> First off, thank you for volunteering to support the maintenance of a
> xubuntu-restricted-extras package.
>
> Secondly, my only concern is what exactly will happen when trying to
> install the package on amd64? will flashplugin-nonfree si
Lionel,
First off, thank you for volunteering to support the maintenance of a
xubuntu-restricted-extras package.
Secondly, my only concern is what exactly will happen when trying to install
the package on amd64? will flashplugin-nonfree simply be ignored or will the
user get an error because
Brian A wrote:
> Can you include the multimedia codecs such as the win32 codecs, quicktime,
> mp3 etc in the restricted codecs package as well? I think that it would be
> much easier if you could just expect the majority of media formats to be
> supported by your computer once you have installed th
Hi Brian,
Win32 codecs and quicktime are not maintained in the Ubuntu repository
(legal considerations) and hence can not be installed via this meta-package
let alone one of the official ubuntu repositories. Win32 codecs, quicktime,
and other packages like RealVideo can be installed via the Medi
Can you include the multimedia codecs such as the win32 codecs, quicktime,
mp3 etc in the restricted codecs package as well? I think that it would be
much easier if you could just expect the majority of media formats to be
supported by your computer once you have installed the restricted codecs.
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Hi all!
At the beginning of the meeting, Hobbsee told us that currently, there
wasn't any xubuntu-restricted-extras package.
{k,}ubuntu-restricted-extras are metapackages which depends on some
commonly used package in the multiverse repository.
I can take care of the maintenance of this pa
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