Okay, I'll close this as rejected. Necessary code bits seem to be on
0.23 quodlibet too. Reopen this if bug still occurs.
** Changed in: quodlibet (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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python-gst conflicts with python-gst0.10
https://launchpad.net/bugs/59755
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Okay, I installed python-gst again, but this time, the problem didn't
occur. The steps in the bug description still applies, but they aren't
relevant anymore. I don't know why this would suddenly change, the only
quodlibet related update since then was quodlibet-plugins. I don't know
why any of tho
Actually, please nevermind that. I just took a look at 0.23.1's source
code, and it does indeed require gst0.10. The code I checked out from
SVN does that too. That's weird, because then I wonder what else
could've made this happen. I'll attempt to reproduce it!
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I was and am using the one currently packaged in Edgy, 0.23-1. If 0.23.1
contains fixes to address the current version's problems, then that
should be fine. What would be even better, would be if Quod Libet could
make it to 0.24 in good time before Edgy, because that version will have
support for i
This bug is actually against quodlibet, exaile is not in Ubuntu yet. Bug
is fixed on quodlibet 0.23.1 which uses pygst to use correct gstreamer
bindings.
Eirik, which version of quodlibet you were using? quolibet 0.23.1 should
make it to Edgy and it doesn't contain this bug.
** Changed in: gst-py
If they want to use 0.8 that's fine (and a bug in gst-python if it
fails)... if they want 0.10 they must use pygst.require()
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Is this a bug in both quodlibet and exaile then which use the gst import?
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python-gst conflicts with python-gst0.10
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According to upstream the correct way to use it is:
import pygst;
pygst.require('0.10');
import gst;
if you don't use the pygst.require() 0.8 will (or should) be used as
default. If it isn't used by default that's a bug in gst-python.
** Changed in: gst0.10-python (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfir
Good catch! I'll change the bugs against those two packages.
** Changed in: quodlibet (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: quodlibet => gst-python
Status: Needs Info => Confirmed
** Also affects: gst0.10-python (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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