On 10/08/2010 02:49 PM, Guido Berhoerster wrote:

* Dave Plater [2010-10-08 11:57]:

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Hi, I've submitted new package kid3-qt to factory, this is a non kde dependent version of kid3 which builds from the same sources. There isn't a music file tag editor in the distribution yet so this should be a welcome addition to the distro. This package is available for os 11.1 to factory in multimedia:apps.

This sounde useful (I use the other kid3 packge on under LXDE) but why don't you integrate this into the kid3 in KDE:Extras and submit that? This sounds like duplication and KDE users might benefit from the KDE version. What functionality differences are between the kde and qt versions?

They are exactly the same, when I switched from the kde version to the qt one I didn't notice any difference. I've submitted this package for the use of non kde users mainly but eventually it may obsolete the kde one. All that was needed was a copy of the kid3 specfile and the removal of kde specifics replaced with a few buildrequires and it builds with automake instead of cmake. You as an LXDE user may not wish to have kde libraries installed for space reasons but now you can use kid3-qt without kde libs, still need qt4 though. Useful for space strapped netbooks. I maintain both kid3 packages so they will always be in sync. Regards Dave P -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org