Le 06/03/2012 01:56, Jonas Smedegaard a écrit :
> Debian now has a *changed* hard line against patent infringing software
> - resulting in more codecs supported in official Debian packages.
Perhaps, it is time to look at each package in d-m.o and list all
that are now equals (or better ?) in term of functionality in Debian.
And then, ask christian if I really want to maintain these now useless
packages, if any?
But, of course, it is more work than just complaining on d-d. Any
volunteers ?
Regards,
Vincent
PS: I use d-m.o myself, mainly for libdvdcss2 and acroread [when I
cannot read a PDF with my usual pdf readers (mainly xpdf and evince),
I try with acroread before complaining to the sender]
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