Description of problem: Please package sphinxbase, the Open Source Speech Recognition Engine library. http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/html/cmusphinx.php This is required by sphinx3, which will be required by http://live.gnome.org/GnomeVoiceControl Attached spec from Packager: Brixton Linux Action Group Thanks
Created attachment 159364 [details] sphinxbase.spec
Are you volunteering to maintain this?
Hi Bill, Marius got in touch with me earlier today regarding this bug, and also due to the fact that I was playing around with building RPMs for gnome-voice control. I am volunteering to maintain it, but I will need a good reviewer for the spec files, since I am completely new to this whole RPM spec thingy. Any pointers and documents on how I should go about it would be great. thanks, Rogue
I've also had a go at packaging them; specfiles and SRPMs can be seen here: http://people.redhat.com/dmalcolm/gnome-voice-control/ The spec files aren't ready to go pass the review process yet, though. Hope this helps Dave == Note that sphinx2 is no longer used by g-v-c in SVN
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So, is there actually a package to review here? Marius, if you want to submit a package (and maintain it in Fedora), please supply links to a specfile and src.rpm. If someone else wants to submit this package, please go ahead and open a ticket of your own. If nobody has an actual package that's ready to be reviewed, then this ticket should be closed.