Re: What I need for my kids
Milan Zamazal <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.debian.devel.jr |
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>>>>> "AS" == Andrew Sackville-West <[email protected]> writes: >> > Finally I've found Freevo (http://freevo.sf.net) that fulfills >> my > requirements quite well and has been serving well enough so >> far. There > are still some problems with it: 1. It is not in >> Debian and at the time > I checked there was no ITP for it; 2. it >> depends on software not being > present in Debian; 3. and finally >> it contains significant amount of > bugs. AS> how are you using freevo in this context? 1. I installed it myself. When it broke after one of Debian upgrades, I reinstalled it. 2. I installed the required software. Some pieces of it might simply be included into Debian, other (namely mplayer) are required by the installation program despite they are actually not used. 3. When Freevo is crashed by my kid, I restart it. If Freevo was in Debian, it would save me steps 1. + 2. and I could possibly use the saved time to work on fixing 3. BTW, there are .deb packages for Freevo available. But: 1. I don't like using non-Debian .debs; 2. the packages didn't work at the time I tried to install them. Regards, Milan Zamazal -- http://www.zamazal.org