> rpm --install aalib-devel-1.2-275.i386.rpm
>
> solves the problem. I don't know why AA-lib is required. Does avifile
> play on console in Ascii Art? :-) I know there is a mpeg player.
> Haven't tested it though, but I might do it for fun.
Well I know some people like that idea to watch movies made from
ASCII chars - but as for my self - I'm using console only to maintain
system when it can't be made withing xfree - thus I don't have the
needs to support this kind of output - of course SDL does support this
output - it wouldn't be probably that hard to add support for this
kind of rendering via sdl - so basicaly SDL support it if it's compiled
with this support - but avifile at this moment is not targeted as
a player for unix terminals ;)
(see mplayer, xine or other fancy player for this)
> I'm a fresh SuSE convert (from Red Hat).
Well that's no change - both are using rpms :)
(and both seems to have same problems ;))
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