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xine-lib is multiarch (has xine-lib.x86_64 and xine-lib.i386), yet the plugins packages are only provided for x86_64. The missing packages are: xine-lib-arts.i386 xine-lib-extras.i386 xine-lib-pulseaudio.i386 Package rev: 1.1.12-2.fc8 Phil.
True, but under what scenario(s) would one really want or need these? I can't think of any off the top of my head.
32-bit apps can't use xine-lib-pulseaudio if you don't have the 32-bit version of it.
ok, name one useful 32-bit xine-lib-based app? :)
fwiw, I acknowledge that the absense of the multilib-wise is a bug, I'm only trying to gauge the severity/impact.
For example, I run 32-bit xine on 64-bit in order to be able to use 32-bit codecs from another well-known platform.
fwiw, I've yet to find anything that xine-lib-extras-nonfree (from livna) doesn't support.
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reassigning -> rawhide
CC'ing mash-d00d notting, can we get %_libdir/xine/plugins/*/*.so added to be considered multiarch?
Given that we do gstreamer plugins, makes sense. http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=mash;a=commitdiff;h=ee8e1950c7367a28cecd40098166527d86495adc Will be in rawhide at some point.
suh-weet. thanks.