Previous case of a package already in RPM Fusion then submitted to fedora
with different options was gstreamer-plugin-bad introduced as
gstreamer-plugins-bad-free in fedora while been adapated in RPM Fusion at
the same time.
That been said, that's a special case where everything was plugins, not a
single application.
So whereas you could submit a mixxx-free package in fedora amputated from
it's fully upstream mp3 support via libmad. The RPM Fusion counterpart
coudn't extend the fedora package.
Best would be to have mixxx binary to "dlopen" libmad so introducing mixxx
within fedora would not lose any upstream feature that users will need in
some corner cases.
The second choice for me would be to just maintain mixxx in RPM Fusion
instead of fedora as it's a very little disadvantage over having an
incomplete package in fedora.
In this case, you just need to request maintainership of the package,
please see:
http://rpmfusion.org/Contributors/CVSRequests
Nicolas (kwizart)
2014-04-09 5:55 GMT+02:00 Tonet Jallo <tonet666p(a)gmail.com>:
Let me see if I understood, you say i can package a mixxx without
mp3
support for Fedora repo and other package mixxx-freeworld with only mp3
plugins for RPM Fusion, right?
2014-04-01 21:12 GMT-05:00 Kevin Kofler <kevin.kofler(a)chello.at>:
Tonet Jallo wrote:
> > Mmmmm, but this is not the problem, the problem is the version of mixxx
> > already in rpmfusion and i need it name will changed to mixxx-freeworld
> > same to audacity-freeworld.
> > Sorry if you don't understand some parts, my english is not very good.
>
> His point is, if mixxx can support plugins for the patent-encumbered
> codecs,
> then it can MOVE to Fedora and RPM Fusion can ship a mixxx-freeworld
> plugin
> that works with the Fedora mixxx (the preferred way to package support for
> additional codecs in RPM Fusion) rather than a package that Conflicts (a
> solution that is only used as a last resort).
>
> Kevin Kofler
>