Brian Cameron writes:
Perhaps you misunderstand how codeina works, or I misunderstand
something. The codeina application autodetects when a user tries to
play a file that can't be played due to a lack of a codec. If Fluendo
offers a codec for sale that enables playing that format, it pops up
Alan Coopersmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Follow the GNU autoconf philosophy - don't test for OS names and assume
you know the feature set of all versions, past, present and future, of
that OS -- test for the features you care about.
You are not talking about the GNU autoconf philosophy but
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 12:18 AM, Ignacio Marambio Catán
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
huh? i dont see how java using IPS to distribute it's software makes
checking whether pkg(5) is available or not less reliable.
for the intended purpose, if pkg(5) is available, then codenia
should try and install
* Ignacio Marambio Cat?n ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
huh? i dont see how java using IPS to distribute it's software makes
checking whether pkg(5) is available or not less reliable.
for the intended purpose, if pkg(5) is available, then codenia
should try and install an IPS package, otherwise a
* Brian Cameron ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Glenn:
I think your arguments are sound. It does seem that there should be
an interface for finding out if the user has a preference for IPS to
be used as the packaging system (beyond IPS just being installed on
the system).
In theory, if a user
Glenn:
I think your arguments are sound. It does seem that there should be
an interface for finding out if the user has a preference for IPS to
be used as the packaging system (beyond IPS just being installed on
the system).
In theory, if a user wants to use IPS to manager their system
* Brian Cameron ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Glenn:
I think your arguments are sound. It does seem that there should be
an interface for finding out if the user has a preference for IPS to
be used as the packaging system (beyond IPS just being installed on
the system).
In theory, if a user
Edward:
note that i'm not a member of the IPS team, a packaging expert,
etc. but i did buy the currently available fluendo codecs so
i'm replying because i'm an interested customer. ;)
Thanks for your comments. Some questions below...
well, when distinguishing between sparc and x86, it
On Tue, Nov 04, 2008 at 12:08:06PM -0600, Brian Cameron wrote:
Assuming that isn't possible, and they need to provide different
styles of packages for Solaris versus OpenSolaris, then what is the
recommended interface to use to identify whether the codeina client is
running on Solaris versus
good question.
i don't know if there is an official interface for doing this.
opensolaris hasn't been arc'd yet and i'm sure that arc would
love to spend a long time debating this issue. :)
that said, i think your best bet would be to look at /etc/release.
ed
I dont think the contents of
Brian Cameron wrote:
Assuming that isn't possible, and they need to provide different
styles of packages for Solaris versus OpenSolaris, then what is the
recommended interface to use to identify whether the codeina client is
running on Solaris versus OpenSolaris?
i'm not sure this distinction
* Ignacio Marambio Cat?n ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
good question.
i don't know if there is an official interface for doing this.
opensolaris hasn't been arc'd yet and i'm sure that arc would
love to spend a long time debating this issue. :)
that said, i think your best bet would be to
huh? i dont see how java using IPS to distribute it's software makes
checking whether pkg(5) is available or not less reliable.
for the intended purpose, if pkg(5) is available, then codenia
should try and install an IPS package, otherwise a sysv package
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 8:06 PM, Glenn
I am currently working with some engineers at Fluendo to help them
provide their media plugins for OpenSolaris and also to help make
the codeina program work on both Solaris and OpenSolaris. I have
a few questions I am hoping you can help with.
The codeina client program sets 4 variables to
some comments below.
note that i'm not a member of the IPS team, a packaging expert,
etc. but i did buy the currently available fluendo codecs so
i'm replying because i'm an interested customer. ;)
ed
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 03:16:04AM -0500, Brian Cameron wrote:
I am currently working with
hm. i missed the codeina part, which after some web searching, i
guess it handles the finding, purchasing, downloading, installing,
and updating of fluendo codecs? if so then cool.
ed
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:12:24AM -0700, Edward Pilatowicz wrote:
some comments below.
note that i'm not a
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