[Linux-bruxelles] question maj Debian Squeeze: pleins de packages dmo1...

[Marc Arnoldy]

Bonjour Aldo,

Si j'ai bien compris la page Debian consultée, les paquets -dmo 
viendraient des sources deb-multimédia.org. As-tu des sources mixtes 
avec deb-multimédia.org? Il semble que ces paquets ne s'intègrent pas 
toujours avec les paquets Debian et j'imagine que cela se fait encore 
plus sentir au moment du freeze avant la sortie d'une nouvelle version.

Bonne semaine,

MarcA

sources: http://wiki.debian.org/DebianMultimedia/FAQ
"Unofficial packages are often identified by package revision numbers 
like -dmo1 (formerly -0.1)."

2.8. Well, isn't deb-multimedia.org an official part of Debian?

This is a common misconception in regards to what deb-multimedia.org is. 
Although dmo is run by a Debian Developer and used to make use of the 
word "Debian" and the Debian trademark, dmo is in fact *not* a part of 
Debian or affiliated with Debian in any way. The fund-raising that 
happens there does not go towards Debian. As far as we understand it, 
dmo is maintained by only two people, neither of whom are a part of this 
team.

3. Common issues

3.1. A recent upgrade of ffmpeg/libav-related library packages (e.g. 
libavcodec) has broken related software (e.g. Totem, MPlayer, VLC, Xine)

This is probably caused by unofficial packages from third-party 
repositories, e.g. 'deb-multimedia.org' (formerly 
'debian-multimedia.org'). These packages are known to not integrate well 
with other software packages in Debian and cause breakage regularly.

It is highly recommended to remove these unofficial packages from your 
system and replace them with the official ones provided by Debian 
instead. Please use apt-cache madison libavcodec* or similar tools to 
determine the version of the libavcodec library package installed on 
your system and compare it with the one provided by the official Debian 
mirrors. Unofficial packages are often identified by package revision 
numbers like -dmo1 (formerly -0.1).

On 06/05/13 11:20, Aldo wrote:
> Bonjour,
>
> je suis un peu surpris/étonné par ma dernière maj Debian:
> j'ai eu hier la surprise de voir passer lors de ma maj pleins de
> packages contenant dans leur nom non pas "squeeze" mais "dom1";
> es-ce normal, et es-ce dire qu'on reçoit maintenant des packs démo juste
> avant la release de la Wheezy ?
>
> Au total y en a tout de même 26 ...:
> ii  aacplusenc                           0.17.5-dmo1                         High-Efficency AAC (AAC+) Encoder
> ii  avidemux-common                      1:2.5.6-dmo6                        Free video editor (Internationalization files).
> ii  chaplin                              1.10-dmo1                           DVD chapter extractor
> ii  deb-multimedia-keyring               2012.05.10-dmo4                     GnuPG archive key of the deb-multimedia repository
> ii  divxenc                              1.6.7-dmo1                          shell script which makes it easy to encode DVDs to FMP4/DivX
> ii  dvdwizard                            0.7.1-dmo1                          fully automated creation of a DVD-structure
> ii  ffmpeg                               5:0.7.15-dmo1                       audio/video encoder, streaming server&  audio/video file converter
> ii  h264enc                              9.4.9-dmo1                          script to encode video or DVD in H.264/AVC/MPEG-4 Part 10
> ii  libavcodec52                         5:0.7.15-dmo1                       Library to encode decode multimedia streams - runtime files.
> ii  libavdevice52                        5:0.7.15-dmo1                       ffmpeg device handling library.
> ii  libavfilter1                         5:0.7.15-dmo1                       Graphics library.
> ii  libavformat52                        5:0.7.15-dmo1                       ffmpeg file format library.
> ii  libavutil50                          5:0.7.15-dmo1                       Avutil shared libraries - runtime files.
> ii  libmjpegtools-1.9                    1:1.9.0-dmo1                        MJPEG video capture/editting/playback MPEG encoding
> ii  libpostproc51                        5:0.7.15-dmo1                       Postproc shared libraries.
> ii  libswscale0                          5:0.7.15-dmo1                       ffmpeg video scaling library.
> ii  lxdvdrip                             1.77-dmo1                           Command line tool to make a copy from a video DVD for private use.
> ii  mjpegtools                           1:1.9.0-dmo1                        MJPEG video capture/editting/playback MPEG encoding
> ii  mpglen                               0.0.2-dmo1                          scan through a MPEG file and count the number of GOPs and frames
> ii  mplayer-doc                          3:1.1-dmo9                          Documentation for mplayer.
> ii  pgmfindclip                          1.13-dmo1                           automatically find a clipping border for a sequence of pgm images
> ii  ripmake                              1.39-dmo1                           Automatic command line ripping makefile generator for transcode.
> ii  transcode-doc                        4:1.1.7-dmo4                        Documentation for transcode
> ii  tsmuxer                              1.10.6-dmo1                         Utility to create TS and M2TS files
> ii  ttaenc                               3.4.1-dmo1                          TTA free lossless audio compressor
> ii  xvidenc                              8.4.5-dmo1                          Shell script which makes it easy to encode DVDs to Xvid.
>
> Qq'un a-t-il une explication sur de que c'est ? Merci.
>
> Aldo.
>
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