The summary says it all. I think 32bit OpenAL support is at least as important as the included 32bit Jack support... Gish (a game by Chronic Logic, shareware), for example, needs OpenAL. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Question: Jason, Travis: Shall we incorporate this ? I strongly vote for _no_, as the emul-* packages are meant for basic needs. We can't put every existing library into a binary package for 32bit compatiblity. Willie: If you need this library, i' suggest using the 32bit chroot howtos. You can thus build yourself a 32bit environment and use its libraries as a compatibility layer in your 64 bit environment.
I don't like the idea of using a chroot just to use small and basic libraries like OpenAL. I currently use OpenAL from a RH 9.0 RPM, and I consider OpenAL a basic library, since quite a few recent Linux games need it - and the number is increasing I think. Anyway, I personally don't mind if you keep it out, since I know how to deal with it. But I think it would be convenient for quite a few users if it where included...
Added to emul-linux-x86-sdl-2.1, as it depends on libSDL - FIXED.
