On Wed, Mar 30, 2005 at 08:27:13PM +0300, AKL. Mantas Kriauciunas wrote: > It would be very good if you make separate package for swf-player and > mozilla-plugin, so users will have an ability to play flash animations > without browser and without installing lots of gnome and gstreamer > packages (installation of totem-gstreamer requires almost all gnome :( ).
swf_play is not an end-user application. It's also been removed from the current version, since it was replaced with swfdec-mozilla-player, which is also not an end-user application. The new player requires gstreamer, btw. totem-gstreamer doesn't require almost all of GNOME. It requires a bunch of GNOME libraries. It's a big difference. If the player had a decent gtk UI (or Qt) with (at the least) the ability to open a file from a menu, I would agree with you 100% that it deserves a separate package. If you can find someone to work on this, I would be grateful, since it's something that I have no interest in doing myself. > Another problem with playing swf with totem-streamer raises when user uses > totem-xine and doesn't want to use totem-gstreamer. For example for me > totem-gstreamer is too buggy and I use totem-xine which works fine for me. This is a bug (feature request, actually) in xine. dave... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
