On Wed, May 28 2025 at 03:19:49 PM -05:00:00, Chris Adams
<li...@cmadams.net> wrote:
So it's been another month and this still isn't resolved. I know
people
on the Fedora side have been trying (don't want to complain about
effort). But if Fedora can't reliably get timely updates to a package
that has high security implications, it should NOT be enabled by
default, or even shipped by Fedora at all.
Well you're not wrong. The risk level here is considerable.
But without this package, users can't play videos, and there's nothing
we can do about that other than point to RPM Fusion and hope they can
figure out how to get what they need from there, which is not easy. So
the consequences of dropping it are also considerable. Rock and hard
place and all that.
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