Summary: | media-sound/pulseaudio-0.9.13 ebuild pull in gnome-extra/gnome-audio when USE=-gnome | ||
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Product: | Gentoo Linux | Reporter: | junk_siu |
Component: | Current packages | Assignee: | Gentoo Sound Team <sound> |
Status: | RESOLVED WORKSFORME | ||
Severity: | normal | ||
Priority: | High | ||
Version: | unspecified | ||
Hardware: | All | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Whiteboard: | |||
Package list: | Runtime testing required: | --- |
Description
junk_siu
2008-10-26 21:55:32 UTC
Following is content of gnome-audio: tar tf gnome-audio-2.22.2.tar.bz2 gnome-audio-2.22.2/ gnome-audio-2.22.2/COPYING gnome-audio-2.22.2/ChangeLog gnome-audio-2.22.2/gnome-audio.spec.in gnome-audio-2.22.2/gnome-audio.spec gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/ gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/panel/ gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/panel/slide.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/generic.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/warning.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/error.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/phone.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/startup3.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/question.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/gtk-events/ gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/gtk-events/activate.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/gtk-events/clicked.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/gtk-events/toggled.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/info.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/shutdown1.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/login.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/card_shuffle.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/Makefile gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/logout.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/sounds/email.wav gnome-audio-2.22.2/Makefile gnome-audio-2.22.2/README Is it really necessary for pulseaudio to pull in gnome-audio even when USE flag gnome is turn on? I don't see why it shouldn't... (In reply to comment #2) > I don't see why it shouldn't... > If the -gnome flag is used, why should pulseaudio pull in gnome specific wav file? Err "gnome-specific wav file"? A single no-dependency wav file can be gnome specific how, beside the package name? Please look up bugs before opening, this has been already ditched as a non-issue (and since it's used for hotplug, there is not going to be any gnome USE flag to disable it). |