[maemo-developers] Python and GStreamer

From: Jesse Guardiani jesse at guardiani.us
Date: Wed Aug 29 15:10:09 EEST 2007
Zeeshan Ali wrote:
> Hello again!
> 
>> Why would I file a bug? I need something that works on all firmwares.
>> Filing a bug won't help that. Besides, I'm sure Nokia's developers
>> couldn't help noticing that gstreamer was broken when they wrote OSSO
>> Media Server. Why didn't *they* file a bug, eh?
> 
>    I wouldn't know, i am not a MediaServer developer but I don't see
> them saying 'gstreamer is poo' or moving to some other framework so
> that is why *you* need to file a bug, not them.

I just don't have any interest in filing a bug. Sorry. I already
explained that.


>> In addition, why don't you file a bug for me if it bothers you? I do
>> that for Kagu's users all the time. I'm not really sure why everyone in
>> the open source world expects end-users to file their own bugs.
> 
>   If i find a bug in gstreamer (or any software), *I* will file a bug
> but it was you who found the bug so why am *i* supposed to file it?

Because you seem to be the one who cares about filing a bug. I don't.


>> Back on the subject of whether or not gstreamer is useful: Perhaps it's
>> just a broken version of gstreamer that maemo uses, or perhaps the bug
>> is elsewhere. It's just that it's broken for me/Kagu/us/maemo-users, so
>> it isn't very useful to Kagu in it's current state and probably not very
>> useful to Tony.
> 
>      Concidering all these possibilities, I ask you again, is it
> reasonable to conclude "gstreamer is poo" and advertising that to
> others as a fact?

Well, considering that this is a maemo list, yes, I think it's fair to
declare that "gstreamer is poo", and everyone should automatically
assume that I mean "gstreamer on maemo is poo". I'm not writing this on
any other list, and you shouldn't assume that I mean any other platform
other than maemo.


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Jesse Guardiani
Programmer/Sys Admin
jesse at guardiani.us


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