rpms/mpg321/devel mpg321.spec

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> --- NEW FILE mpg321.spec ---
> Name:           mpg321
> Version:        0.2.10.4
> Release:        1%{?dist}
> Summary:        Command line MPEG audio player
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> Obsoletes:      mpg123
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> %description
> mpg321 is a replacement for mpg123, a very popular command-line
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Do we really need this package ?
This was probably a good replacement for mpg123 when a actively
maintained. But last release was in 2002.
That doesn't mean it is unmaintained by itself. But at least
Obsoleting newer mpg123 seems be uneeded.
(the alternative %post command would make the work).

On the other side, sox (in Fedora) will need to use a "play" and
"record" symlinks for the next version
see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=226425
And if my patches get merged, maybe we can have libtool-ltdl support
for dlopening module (that can enhance mp3 and even amr support within
sox). Thoses modules could land in RPMFusion then.
So i wonder who pick the mpg3-cmdline symlinks alternative command
line  ? And maybe we can choose play and record instead ?
(this will probably need to be discussed in the fedora-devel ml )