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<0> parker`, funny you should say that... I read about a project called "Fedora Frog" the other day that auto installs some of the common stuff
<1> can anyone help
<2> what does the 9th char in rpm -V mean? it isn't in the docs
<3> parker`>the default totem uses gstreamer as the backend, to have it play movies you can yum install gstreamer-plugins-ugly, or as zcat said, totem-xine ( which uses the xine backend ). yum remove totem, yum install totem-xine
<0> http://easylinux.info/wiki/Fedora_frog
<4> Error: totem-xine conflicts with totem
<3> parker`: yum remove totem, yum install totem-xine
<4> got ya
<1> hello
<5> totem-xine was default on my machine
<3> parker`: that will remove Rhythmbox, ( a bug has been submitted ) but you can reinstall Rhythmbox again
<4> yeah I noticed that
<4> cool
<4> thanks for the help exw
<4> fedora frog looks pretty cool
<4> I'll definitely give that a try as well
<3> parker`: and with totem-xine you don't have to put the codecs in /usr/lib/win32... you can put them in ~./gnpme2/totem-addons/
<6> how can i handle 100s of rmpnew files?
<1> can anyone help me
<7> Peper, make a directory to store those rpms, then cd into, then "createrepo `pwd`" use that directory as file:\\ in a .repo file
<3> parker` woops: ~/.gnome2/totem-addons
<8> beetlepun_: only forward slashes in URLs...
<6> beetlepun_: i meant how can i update all these config files with new ones...
<4> yes it worked! I love you exw!
<3> take it easy.. hehe
<6> how can i handle 100s of *.rpmnew(new configs) files?
<7> Peper, no, you create a new .repo file in /etc/yum.repos.d
<7> Peper, .rpmnew or .rpms ?
<3> maybe one day gstreamer will be as stable as xine
<6> .rmpnew - suffix added to new configs
<4> fedora frog is pimp
<7> Peper, not sure, sorry :/
<9> ?? using voice in FC5, I"m having problems with my SoundBlaster Live! soundcard, best source for the "how to have voice recording work" ?? I've googled and not found it.
<6> why sometimes it creates .rpmsave(old config) and sometimes .rpmnew(new config)
<10> .rpmsave for configs that exist (that there changed) and the program removed? And .rpmnew for config files that come from the upated pacakge, in which the current one was changed
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