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On Monday 08 November 2004 03:23, Chris White wrote: |
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> Here we go again: |
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> |
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> sound-streaming: programs that deal with sound over network |
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> sound-players: mp3/cd/anything players go here |
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> sound-drivers: drivers for soundcards |
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> sound-management: programs that sort/manage mp3 files |
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> sound-portable: programs/drivers that interface with portable music |
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> devices sound-dev: there were some packages that create sound through |
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> scripting language, or create sound applications, those went here. |
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> sound-creation: programs for sound creation midi/synths/etc. This |
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> includes sheet music creation. |
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> sound-encoders: anything that encodes/converts to mp3/ogg/whatever |
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> sound-editors: programs that edit audio files |
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> sound-rippers: programs that rip audio from a source |
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> sound-daemons: sound server programs go here |
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> sound-tools: programs that don't fall into the above categories. I |
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> consider this the "misc" section. |
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> sound-data: places for drum kits/sound presets/etc. |
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I think that the portable category can go with the drivers. Similarly 3 |
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daemons do not deserve their own category. I think they should either go |
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to drivers (which is the purpose they have) or to tools |
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Paul |
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Paul de Vrieze |
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Gentoo Developer |
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Mail: pauldv@g.o |
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Homepage: http://www.devrieze.net |
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