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Hey everyone,
Attempted to add opus support by emerging:
media-libs/opus media-libs/opusfile media-plugins/gst-plugins-opus
but VLC keeps complaining that it can't decode opus audio (codec not supported).
So it remains unclear how support for this codec is supposed to be added into funtoo, anyone?
Cheers!
arch: x86-64bit build: next subarch: intel64-haswell flavor: desktop mix-ins: gfxcard-intel-iris
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Misterious slot 0!
Something new to learn about.
Now I can run AppImages.
Thanks mate!
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Good day.
While emerging x11-misc/xfe:
Quote# emerge x11-misc/xfe
Calculating dependencies... done!emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy "x11-libs/fox:1.6[png,truetype]".
(dependency required by "x11-misc/xfe-1.43.2::desktop-kit" [ebuild])
(dependency required by "x11-misc/xfe" [argument])So far I have tried:
Quote# emerge -avuDN @world
# emerge --depcleanand even
Quote# emerge x11-libs/fox
to no avail.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
arch: x86-64bit
build: next
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Hi again everyone,
Noticing that AppImages refuse to run because they require libfuse.so.2 but next includes libfuse3.so.3:
dlopen(): error loading libfuse.so.2
Any chance to have libfuse.so.2 available for emerging on next?
Have a great one!
arch: x86-64bit
build: next
subarch: intel64-haswell
flavor: desktop
mix-ins: gfxcard-intel-iris -
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Just followed the official Funtoo install guide based on:
- funtoo-livecd-20230311-1411.iso
- stage3-intel64-haswell-next-2024-05-14.tar.xz
=== Enabled Profiles: === arch: x86-64bit build: next subarch: intel64-haswell flavor: desktop mix-ins: gfxcard-intel-iris === Python kit: === branch: nextNot really interested into a desktop environment, a window manager such as ice-wm is light and good enough for my own taste.
This time I have attached two files with the required output and traced the error down to:
Compiling downcast-rs v1.2.0 ... Running `rustc --crate-name rsvg_internals --edition=2018 rsvg_internals/src/lib.rs... error: casting references to a bigger memory layout than the backing allocation is undefined behavior, even if the reference is unused --> rsvg_internals/src/surface_utils/mod.rs:73:13 | 73 | *(&mut self[y as usize * stride + x as usize * 4] as *mut u8 as *mut u32) = value; | ^^^^^^^------------------------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | | | backing allocation comes from here | = note: casting from `u8` (1 bytes) to `u32` (4 bytes) = note: `#[deny(invalid_reference_casting)]` on by default
I am unfamiliar with rust but if someone provides me with some guidance I might be able to fix the source code and report the bug.
By the way, the compilation error arises while emerging ice-wm as well as other packages depending on librsvg, which makes me wonder why librsvg has been integrated by Funtoo as part of Gnome (gnome-base)?
Thanks for suggesting Devual which I was unawareof, but my interest in Funtoo is not so much related to Systemv vs OpenRC (which by itself is already a win) but in having a base Linux system optimized for a particular device/hardware (i7-4500U in this case).
Cheers.
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Hi everyone,
During the weekend I learned about Funtoo and the possibility of running an optimized operating system go me excited.
My laptop install got stucked during emerge of packages depending on librsvg (icewm, firefox, etc.).
Find the build.log attached.
Any ideas on how to fix this issue will be appreciated,
Juan
Support for opus codec
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Posted · Edited by juan
It occured to me that support for opus could be enabled in media-video/vlc by means of a USE flag.
For the unexperienced (like myself), the USE flags available for a package can be queried as follows:
As can be seen opus is disabled by default in media-video/vlc (as stated by '-opus'), so:
and voila, VLC will now reproduce opus files.
Cheers!