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Re: OSS required?
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David O'Toole |
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Re: OSS required? |
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Mon Nov 11 19:43:41 2002 |
Don't worry---Octal does not, nor will it ever, depend on non-free
software. It currently uses the free variant of the OSS API that's
common on Linux systems. By the time the project reaches a usable-beta
stage the output API will be configurable, and I plan to have plugins
for OSS, ALSA, and JACK (inter-application audio connection API
developed by the linux-audio-dev group.)
If I remember correctly, the location and filename of the OSS header is
not consistent across oss-compliant unices. I probably need to get up to
speed with GNU Autoconf/Automake :-)
> Hello all:
> I have just checked out a copy of the cvs repository.
> I plan to get the software built and running on OpenBSD
> 3.2-current machines of various architectures. I have
> noticed in output.c a #include for a system level header
> <sys/souncard.h> this seems to be part of the OSS system
> (by 4front?) I am currious if this API subsystem is
> required by octal or if this is optional. Does this
> software depend on software that isnt free? Anyway, I was
> just currious and thought I would ask the people who know.
> Have a good day.
- OSS required?, Roman Hunt, 2002/11/11
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