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[pwatk]

It's nice to see this little utility is seeing a new lease of life. Here it is as requested:

This package is now included in the repository

[zAchAry]

Kinda strange to see giblib in the repo without feh.

You don't say!, It is kind of strange to see a StreamRipper plugin in Exaile when StreamRipper is not in the repository as well

Thank you for the contribution

[pwatk]

Not a problem.

I might do a slkbuild for Streamripper. I haven't wanted to record a stream for ages so that's probably why I haven't already.

That said, Salix does seam to have the largest repo out of all the Slackware derivatives so we should really be giving kudos to the devs

[zAchAry]

Alright, but just to make it clear, I was not complaining about anything, I just made a little joke

[pwatk]

I'm obviously getting a rep for ranting . Don't worry I didn't think you were complaining.

[lmello]

Thanks, pwatk!

[zAchAry]

I might do a slkbuild for Streamripper. I haven't wanted to record a stream for ages so that's probably why I haven't already.

Well, I saw your package (via gslapt as an update), it is a little bit different from the one that is available at SlackBuilds.org

1) Your description (slack-desc) is shorter than SBo
2) Yours (SLKBUILD) and SBo (streamripper.SlackBuild)

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/usr/src/streamripper-1.64.6/SLKBUILD
/usr/doc/streamripper-1.64.6/streamripper.SlackBuild

3) The md5sum(s) of the binaries (streamripper) are the same

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$ md5sum streamripper
f81fcaaee5a815c2e42bfc3765c3f356  streamripper

Which is why I love FOSS and why it is pretty much, very transparent, and very easy to trust.

Thanks for the care

[pwatk]

Took a while but I finally found a stream I wanted to record