[pkg-fso-maint] New phoneuid snapshot?

[Jonas Smedegaard]

On Wed, Jun 02, 2010 at 07:14:49PM +0200, Sebastian Reichel wrote:
>On Wed, Jun 02, 2010 at 06:51:25PM +0200, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
>> On Wed, Jun 02, 2010 at 06:04:22PM +0200, Sebastian Reichel wrote:
>> >On Wed, Jun 02, 2010 at 02:52:02PM +0300, Timo Jyrinki wrote:


>> >2. shr-frameworkd does not exist, but fso-frameworkd uses
>> >  python-phoneutils in opimd
>>
>> As I have tried to clarify several places, the graph only reflects 
>> packages in Debian Sid.  I fail to locate opimd in sid.
>
>opimd is one of the modules of fso-frameworkd.

Ah, ok.  I guess (based on other comments of yours below) that this is 
irrelevant for the packaging currently in Debian Sid.  I will update 
when things change there.


>> Yes, shr-frameworkd is a package name invented by me.  I made it 
>> dotted for that reason.  The reason I added it was that I would 
>> expect a future package providing SHR to be named something similar 
>> to that - and provide the virtual package frameworkd currently 
>> provided only by fso-frameworkd and apparently unused anywhere 
>> currently.
>
>In recent versions of the framework opimd uses the library and SHR
>applications make use of it. The framework version in Debian 'main'
>is very old though (== it does not use it).

Debian "main" tells that it is free software.

I guess you mean Debian "unstable" a.k.a. "Sid" (updated every 6 hours, 
unlike "stable", currently codenamed "Lenny", which is updated each 2-3 
years).


>> >4. About fso-frameworkd, it actually provides an alternative
>> >  implementation of fso-usaged, fso-deviced and fso-gsmd
>>
>> Ok.  Those three packages together?  Are they equal competitors, or
>> are one or the other deprecated?
>
>well fso-frameworkd is one big python daemon consisting of multiple
>modules, which are ousaged, odeviced, ogsmd, ...
>
>FSO2 splits the big python daemon into multiple daemons. So you can
>disable individual modules in /etc/frameworkd.conf and use the FSO2
>implementation instead.

Ok.  I think I understand it now.

I have added another made-up package fso2-frameworkd to reflect this.


>> >6. intone has a link to the framework, since it automatically
>> >  pauses audio when you are called
>>
>> That should be fixed in package dependencies, then.  Currently
>> intone to not depend on the framework.
>
>No, since it works fine without fso-frameworkd, too, it just
>suggests to install it ;)

Yes. I noticed it just now.  I won't reflect that in the graph, then.

I would suggest to add an "Enhances: fso-frameworkd" to intone to better 
reflect this.


Regards,

  - Jonas

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