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Could a future version of audacious-plugins-exotic incorporate the vgmstream code at http://sourceforge.net/projects/vgmstream/ It supports a wide range of videogame input formats that would compliment the selection already available.
audacious-plugins-exotic only includes some plugins from the official audacious-plugins distribution, as explained in the package description. [...] For vgmstream and its Audacious plugin to enter Fedora's package collection, somebody would need to push it through the http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Package_Review_Process and become the package maintainer of it. Alternatively, you could approach the http://audacious-media-player.org/ developers (e.g. in the forums) and ask whether they might want to include a plugin for a vgmstream library. Then a vgmstream library package would still need to enter the Fedora package collection before it could be used when compiling audacious-plugins. A simple build attempt of vgmstream-r659 fails: checking for AUDACIOUS... yes checking for VORBISFILE... yes checking for MPG123... no configure: error: Cannot find libmpg123 That's a hard requirement, which cannot enter Fedora: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Forbidden_items#MP3_Support Further, the Audacious Plugin API has changed heavily since 2010, so the included plugin which targets "audacious >= 1.4.0" possibly doesn't compile anymore and will need a lot of fixes and active developers. Last vgmstream release is from 2009, however, afaics.