> One of the package scripts I have been granted permission to take over > is ham/qrq, a Morse Code speed trainer. The version of the script > currently in the repository builds with support of OSS sound. > Unfortunately, on my Slackware 14.2 and Slackware64 14.2 VMs, qrq fails > at runtime with a message that /dev/dsp could not be found. I have > patched the build script to build with Pulseaudio support which is the > default for the qrq package's source Makefile. I have confirmed on both > VMs and my Salix 14.2 host that qrq works with Pulseaudio "out of the > box". > > To alert script users of the changes I have added a note to the README > and a short comment in the qrq.slackbuilds script. Are these adequate > steps to take or should I leave the script to build OSS support by > default and alert Pulseaudio (and I presume by extension ALSA) users of > the needed change? Given the Pulseaudio support in Slackware 14.2 I'd > like to think that building Pulseaudio support is now the correct step > to take. > > I'd like to get some feedback on this list before submitting the updated > slackbuild tarball.
Since pulseaudio is now supported in Slackware and OSS is deprecated, it's wise to provide out-of-the-box functionality for the package. Please make a note in the comment section so that it will be included in the git commit message. -- Willy Sudiarto Raharjo
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