Thinking about this again, I feel I should note for your awareness when
it comes to packaging that the primary things I'm concerned about on
upgrades are already-running daemons and existing playlist files.
I don't remember to what extent I tested this when I did the original
porting work back in
The Wanderer writes:
> retitle -1 moosic: new upstream version works with Python 3
> thanks
>
>
> I've decided it's worth the effort to become the new upstream for this,
> and confirmed with the original author that he has no objections, as he
> is no longer spending any time maintaining it.
>
> V
retitle -1 moosic: new upstream version works with Python 3
thanks
I've decided it's worth the effort to become the new upstream for this,
and confirmed with the original author that he has no objections, as he
is no longer spending any time maintaining it.
Version 1.5.7, based on Python 3 rathe
I've done some more digging, and it looks like the delay isn't related
to the new version, or to moosic at all. It happens only with WAV files
played by sox; my best guess is that it's a matter of how sox handles
things internally, such that when it gets SIGSTOP or suchlike it (I
imagine) lets a bu
Package: moosic
Version: 1.5.6-1
Severity: normal
Tags: patch upstream
Dear Maintainer,
moosic was written in Python 2, which is due for removal from Debian. A
recent dist-upgrade against testing on my system wanted to remove it in
order to upgrade other packages.
The original moosic upstream se
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