#2490: libgnome-2.18.0 wants ESounD by default
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 Reporter:  jma     |        Owner:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
     Type:  defect  |       Status:  assigned                  
 Priority:  normal  |    Milestone:  6.3                       
Component:  BOOK    |      Version:  SVN                       
 Severity:  normal  |   Resolution:                            
 Keywords:          |  
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Changes (by [EMAIL PROTECTED]):

  * summary:  ESounD is Required dependency of libgnome-2.18.0 =>
              libgnome-2.18.0 wants ESounD by default

Comment:

 I've thought about this on and off since I've been updating
 GNOME. ESD used to be required early in the library stage
 of a GNOME installation, but it migrated to optional a few
 releases ago.

 My thoughts have been that since it isn't a "required" dep
 until much later in the Desktop installation (Nautilus
 now) that optional was prudent because I'd bet just as many
 folks install the base core GNOME libraries (to support the
 many applications which require them but don't necessarily
 need the GNOME desktop) as those that want the full-blown
 deal.

 But it would be a shame if someone didn't install ESD at this
 early stage (libgnome) and then discovered later she wanted a
 GNOME desktop, but now with limited sound support because ESD
 wasn't installed at the early stages (actually I'm not sure
 what happens to Desktop sound support if you don't install
 ESD during libgnome and libgnomeui.

 So here's sort of a middle-ground idea. We can move it to

 Recommended (if you plan on installing a GNOME desktop; also
 remove the --disable-esd parameter below)

 but we'll leave the --disable-esd parm on the configure
 command. I'll see if there are any other comments about this
 plan. If not, or no negative comments anyway, this is what
 I'll do.

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