[Mplayerplug-in-devel] make gecko-mediaplayer an add-on?

[Raphael Clifford]

Would it be technically possible to make gecko-mediaplayer a firefox
add-on? This has the strong advantage of enabling automatic updates in
a simple way for the user.

Raphael

[Kevin DeKorte]

Post by Raphael Clifford
Would it be technically possible to make gecko-mediaplayer a firefox
add-on? This has the strong advantage of enabling automatic updates in
a simple way for the user.
Raphael

No, too many requirements. But if you use a proper repository that is
updated often, you should get the newest version of gecko-mediaplayer
and gnome-mplayer usually within a week of when I release the code.

I know rpmfusion, puts out releases fairly quickly.

Kevin


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[Raphael Clifford]

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Post by Raphael Clifford
Would it be technically possible to make gecko-mediaplayer a firefox
add-on? This has the strong advantage of enabling automatic updates in
a simple way for the user.
Raphael

No, too many requirements. But if you use a proper repository that is
updated often, you should get the newest version of gecko-mediaplayer
and gnome-mplayer usually within a week of when I release the code.
I know rpmfusion, puts out releases fairly quickly.

I can't seem to find an even vaguely uptodate repository for ubuntu.
I was hoping getdeb might but it seems not unless I have missed it.

Raphael

[Onur Küçük]

On Sun, 03 May 2009 07:13:37 -0600

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Post by Raphael Clifford
Would it be technically possible to make gecko-mediaplayer a firefox
add-on? This has the strong advantage of enabling automatic updates
in a simple way for the user.
Raphael

No, too many requirements. But if you use a proper repository that is
updated often, you should get the newest version of gecko-mediaplayer
and gnome-mplayer usually within a week of when I release the code.
I know rpmfusion, puts out releases fairly quickly.

Pardus also puts out releases quickly :) Usually at the same day of
the release Pardus packages hit the test repos, and a few days to a
week hit the stable repo if passes testing procedures.