Re: [xine-user] Re: xine installation on Debian (was: Re: Questions about xine on debian, xine via a network, and speed...)

[Daniel Caujolle-B. <seg...@cl...>]

Hi,

Patrice W. wrote:
> 
> Derrik Pates wrote:
> 
>>
>> The xine-ui that's currently in debian is 0.9.13. So yes, it needs
>> libxine0. If you want to remove libdvdread2, libdvdnav1, libxine0 and
>> xine-ui, you could build your own debs of the current stuff from the
>> xine-lib and xine-ui tarballs released on the site. Ask me if you want
>> to do this.
> 
> 
> Ok :)
> For the moment, and after my last upgrade, I've the following debian 
> packages installed :
> 
>   libxine0       0.9.13-3+arts1
>   libxine1       1-beta2-3
>   xine-dvdnav    0.9.13-1
>   xine-ui        0.9.17-1

	           ^^^^^^^^^ Dude!

>   libdvdcss2     1.2.4-0.0
>   libdvdnav1     0.1.3-1
>   libdvdread2    0.9.3-2
> 
> xine-ui is more recent than xine-dvdnav and libxine0 ... but I don't 
> know if it could be a problem.
> 

	Err, you couldn't start it.

> If you think It's a better idea to build my own debs of the current 
> xine-lib and xine-ui, I'm ready to follow some instructions to do 
> that... I never made debian packages myself but I'm sure it's not so 
> difficult if clearly explained ;p
> 

	But Siggi is our Debian guru, and the xine Debian packager, AFAIR (Siggi ??)

>>> But I don't understand why this script seems to downgrade libdvdcss2 
>>> version from 1.2.4-0.0 to 1.2.1-1 ... ?!
>>
>>
>> Hm? I've never had Debian try to run such a script automatically. If
>> you're running it, don't - I'm guessing it just gets some specific
>> version, which is (obviously) older than what's current.
> 
> 
> May it be a bug ?
> 

Cheers.
-- 
73's de Daniel, F1RMB.

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