[Fedora-music-list] Re: [PlanetCCRMA] Fedora Extras
On Sat, 2006-05-06 at 16:38 -0700, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote:
Hey great!! Too bad you did not sync with me, I've been working
this two
last weeks on pretty much the same stuff. But there are things that I
don't have which is great! What has delayed me this past week is work on
the menu system (I'm pretty much done and I was going to release a bunch
of packages later today).
I'll see if there's anything I should take from your spec files.
If I may suggest a couple of things after a quick look, ladcca is
not
longer needed - I imagine it is there only as a result of previous
builds?
Yes, I didn't submit that to Extras and don't plan to. I built it for
vkeybd, but then realized it would better to port vkeydb to LASH instead
(which I did).
I would drop qjackconnect in favor of qjackctl, the later is the
canonical jack server control app (and also sports a midi patchbay).
Yes, I'm not planning on submitting qjackconnect to Extras either. My
recent post to fedora-music-list lists the packages I've submitted so
far.
I
added a patch for lash so that it does not need an entry
in /etc/services for the lash service (it will use the default instead).
You will be able to pick this later today from the srpm.
I'll grab that.
DSSI is now up
to 0.9.1 and fluidsynth-dssi is a separate package (finally!).
Ok, thanks for pointing that out.
Are you
planning on packaging the Hydrogen kits separately? I used to have a
separate package but I merged them into the main package a while back...
the example drumkits and demo songs are very useful for demos, with them
(or at least some of them) it is easy to just fire up hydrogen and get
sound out of it.
I didn't know there was a PlanetCCRMA hydrogen package, so I wrote this
one from scratch. I bundled everything in the hydrogen package (kits &
demos), for the same reason.
Another question... have you tried caps with ardour? I'm having
problems
with that combination, selinux complains about something and the caps
collection does not get loaded at all.
I'm one of those bad hackers who disables selinux. I'll enable and see
what happens.
What should be packaged today, at least till that patch makes it
into
cvs (that was going to happen a couple of days ago) is the clock_fix
branch of Jack cvs. Otherwise Jack will have problems in Athlon X2
machines...
You should mention this here:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=183912
Thanks, most probably most of it will be "trimmed", right?
There was a
discussion long ago about keeping only a certain ammount of history in
the changelog. I don't know what became of that - I think they were
scavenging for space to avoid including one more disk in the base
distro.
Hmm.. I have no plans to trim the history. Perhaps somebody will
mention this during the review bugzilla.
AG