On 02/07/2011 09:36 AM, Ulrich Mueller wrote: > It's used by several packages as a local flag, and its meaning seems > to be similar enough. > > app-editors/emacs:sound - Enable sound > app-editors/emacs-vcs:sound - Enable sound > app-misc/anki:sound - Enable support for adding sound to cards > games-arcade/tuxanci:sound - Enable sound > games-board/pysolfc:sound - Enable sound support usingdev-python/pygame > games-roguelike/angband:sound - Enable and install sounds > games-rpg/eternal-lands-data:sound - Adds in-game sound effects. > games-strategy/freeciv:sound - Add support for sound provided by > media-libs/sdl-mixer > gnome-extra/gnome-games:sound - Enable sound using media-libs/libcanberra > media-libs/libcanberra:sound - Install x11-themes/sound-theme-freedesktop to > get sounds on Gnome and Xfce. > net-irc/xchat-gnome:sound - Enable sound event support with > media-libs/libcanberra > net-p2p/transmission:sound - Enable sound event support with > media-libs/libcanberra > xfce-base/xfce4-settings:sound - Enable sound event support with > media-libs/libcanberra >
+1 with exception that those using USE=sound for libcanberra should be split into it's own USE flag called USE=libcanberra and USE=sound should be kept for the generic ones I just added USE=sound to xfce4-settings only because other ebuilds (gnome ones) already did, wanted to use USE=libcanberra ...
