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On Sun, 22 Jul 2012 11:41:22 -0500 (CDT) |
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Brent Busby <brent@×××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Recently, something apparently changed on my system during an update |
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> such that Amarok 1 from KDE Sunset will no longer build with the mp4 USE |
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> flag turned on. Since that effectively means that it would no longer be |
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> able to play M4A files ripped from YouTube streams, that would |
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> effectively end my interest in Amarok, so I tried upgrading to the new |
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> QT4 version just to see if it's as awful as everybody says. |
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[...] |
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> So...I'd really like my Amarok 1.4 back... |
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The Trinity Project's version might work, but if you're using KDE3 as |
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a desktop environment, the upgrade may cause other problems. |
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Read http://wiki.hasnoname.de/tde:trinity-overlay_on_funtoo_gentoo |
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for instructions if you'd like to try it. |
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> Addendum: (Also, in an unrelated note, has anyone noticed that the EAPI |
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> warnings from the overlay have gotten really heinous lately during world |
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> updates?) |
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Yes, I'd noticed that too. If I'm interpreting the warning correctly, someone |
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has to go through and swap the KMNAME and EAPI lines in most of the |
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ebuilds to get EAPI into the first 5 lines. |
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