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Re: [opensuse-gnome] Removing nautilus-cd-burner from G:F
On Wed, 2009-03-04 at 14:12 +0100, Vincent Untz wrote:
Le mercredi 04 mars 2009, à 11:56 +0000, Luis Medinas a écrit :
Hi

For GNOME 2.26, nautilus-cd-burner as been marked deprecated[1] in
favor of Brasero.
Currently G:F has 3 packages depending on it, rhythmbox, f-spot and
gnome-python-desktop.
For rhythmbox[2] and f-spot[3] there is a patch on upstream waiting to
be reviewed and commited to the tree.
As for gnome-python-desktop there are also bindings for brasero in
development and the current ncb
bindings could be disabled.

So should we keep ncb in G:F until 2.28, remove it or move it to G:C ?

Just wondering: is it possible to have brasero installed without the
nautilus extension and to use nautilus-cd-burner (which would then
provide a burning nautilus extension)? If yes, we should probably fix
our packages and move ncb to G:C.

If no, well, we should probably still move ncb to G:C :-)

Yes it's possible to disable the nautilus extension but there's no point
disabling it since they provide the same plus brasero supports different
kinds of media.
Now if we want to fix the packages we can do it now using those patches
and use a snapshot from RB or just wait until upstream do new releases
with those patches.

Luis

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