The banshee folks have released a new development version, 2.1.0, which looks forward to their 2.2 release. Download location has moved to ftp.gnome.org. A few dependencies were dropped. Others were rev bumped. I modified the existing 2.0.0 ebuild ever so slightly to pull down the new version from the new download, and I removed the obvious, deleted config switches and use flags. I also bumped the obvious dependencies. I'm sure much more is needed, but it's a start. :) I'm not sure if the libgpod, USE=ipod is still needed. Incidentally, I really like banshee, but it has some memory leak that consumes all my RAM and SWAP (>10GB) within a few seconds of beginning folder import. I filed a bug upstream: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=651425 If someone figures out this problem, I'd love to know it. I'm wondering if the root cause is an out-of-date dependency. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 279335 [details] initial ebuild for banshee 2.1.0, hack of 2.0.0
Sorry, I meant to attach the release page and forgot: http://banshee.fm/download/archives/2.1.0
dotnet won't bump that *development* versions, not sure if anyone at gstreamer will want to take care...
Created attachment 279451 [details] revised ebuild based on upstream feedback I am posting updates to this ebuild in hopes that upstream can help us track down the memory leak. Based on their comments, I've updated the ebuild for 2.1.0. From https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=651425#c7 Trevor, you need to change the dbus dependencies for your ebuild. Banshee now requires dbus-sharp >= 0.7 and dbus-sharp-glib >= 0.5 (the ndesk-dbus dependencies were dropped in 2.1.0).
Created attachment 279453 [details, diff] suggested patch based on upstream bug 648592 Attached patch is referenced in updated ebuild, which supposedly helps similar performance problems during import. Unfortunately, it did not help me, but I'm including it just in case.
