On Tue, Sep 29, 2015 at 12:01 AM, Benjamin Robin <dev@benjarobin.fr> wrote:
There is a problem with your PKGBUILD. The build performances set aside. The PKGBUILD [1] provided in the bug report is built much faster.
There's no difference here, and there shouldn't be anyway, drake can be multithreaded make-style with the -j flag or by setting the env variable like it's currently done. Make-style happens to look neater, and the number of threads is configured by the user instead of being hardcoded in the PKGBUILD.
You try to be able to install mkvtoolnix-qt alone without the mkvtoolnix-cli package, right ?
Hmm, no?
Well this cannot work since mkvtoolnix-qt needs the locale/translation.
You don't say. Read the depends array once more.
And since mkvtoolnix-cli *must* be a dependency of mkvtoolnix-qt, there is no point to have the manual mkvinfo-gui.1 which is identical to mkvinfo.1. You can if you want create a symbolic link.
Indeed, in that case I'd rather get rid of the duplicates. If it were up to me, I wouldn't even package the Qt-enabled mkvinfo, the GUI doesn't bring anyhting more compared to the CLI tool, and if people need a GUI, I would highly recommend MediaInfo instead.
[1] http://pastebin.com/rtguGrbR
@Benjamin: Feel free to give the diff a spin before we push it, it's working fine here, the only gripe I have with the new GUI is that the left toolbar is completely black, but that may just be because my desktop is powered by GNOME.
-- Maxime