I'm starting to notice that gnome-mplayer is starting to get picked up
by a few distros and packaging places. So I'd kinda like to get an idea
of what is providing it.
Here is what I think I know, please correct and update
ZenWalk - Default Player except DVD and named G-Mplayer
Zonbu - Default Player except DVD and named Media Player
Fedora - Available from Livna
Ubuntu - Available from Universe?
Linux Mint (Ubuntu with stuff)
Pardus - Default Player?
Mandriva - Available from ?
I'm sure there are some of I have missed.
Thanks,
Kevin
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From: Kevin DeKorte [mailto:kdek...@gmail.com]
To: gnome-...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:48:03 +0100
Subject: [gnome-mplayer] Which distros include gnome-mplayer
jp.guillemin wrote:
| ZenWalk -> Default Player for any media file or stream, INCLUDING DVD
| with full dvd menu support and session handling !!!
|
| The session-handling - DBUS based - launcher script is named
| "G-Mplayer", because Gnome-Mplayer has nothing to do with Gnome, and
| Zenwalk uses XFCE as default desktop. A pity that what I consider the
| best media player has such a name...
|
| JP
JP,
I guess if I were you, I'd just name it ZenPlayer and be done with it...
quite simple to do.
Sorry that I stuck with such a boring name, but when I first started
building it, I had a lot of dependencies on gnome, not so much anymore.
GtkPlayer is probably more correct these days. But that is just as
boring so I decided not to change it. ;)
Thanks for the info however.
Kevin
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> Ubuntu - Available from Universe?
Nope, it is available from Multiverse.
> I'm sure there are some of I have missed.
Hopefully Debian once 0.6.3 is released.
Cesare
ACK, Pardus 2008 (which is about to be released) has. Unfortunately since
Pardus main branch is KDE based, we are not using as default player in main
branch. We just modify the OnlyIn and Categories in desktop file.
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No there is not... really the desktop file can be seen as a guideline.
Distros can feel free to do whatever they want to that file.
Kevin
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Of course we can, but (at least in my opinion) its always worth having fixes
upstream than keep them distro-bound.
If there is no reason to keep it that way, could you please considering to
change it upstream? The attached patch would certainly do and would help all
distros that are not strictly gnome based (without affecting those which
are).
Thanks,
Cesare