=== S-USAHasATail_ is now known as SonikkuAmerica === SonikkuAmerica is now known as Dargon_trNugato === Dargon_trNugato is now known as SonikkuAmerica === tommie-lie1 is now known as tommie-lie [12:30] darkxst: just as thought.. have you got a restricted extras package? aka https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats === S-USAHasATail_ is now known as SonikkuAmerica [21:35] phillw, no we dont, but we probably should have! [21:39] darkxst: I'd suggest using the lubuntu one, but that is currently pulling in chromium as a web-browser. If you have a chat [21:40] juilen (gilir) I'm sure he'd be happy to give the details needed [21:47] why wouldn't ubuntu-restricted-extras also work for Ubuntu GNOME? [21:51] jbicha, well it would, only thing I see with that is that it pulls in both gstreamer 0.1 and 1.0 [21:53] there is still stuff in the Ubuntu archives that use gstreamer 0.10 [21:54] it looks like lubuntu-restricted-addons is inadequate compared to ubuntu's [21:55] Xubuntu's is probably inadequate for not including the gstreamer 1.0 stuff [21:57] my opinion is that Xubuntu should just just use ubuntu-restricted-extras [21:58] and that lubuntu-restricted-extras can recommend ubuntu-restricted-addons and the chromium extra codecs [21:59] on the other hand, even lubuntu is using Firefox now so maybe even that's not needed (except for upgraders) [22:00] alternatively, I'll ask qengho why the chromium codecs need to depend on chromium-browser; maybe we can get rid of all the other -extras except Kubuntu's [22:01] because many people using Ubuntu use Chromium too [22:03] ubuntu-restricted-extras needs to install a few extra things (like gstreamer 0.10 *and* 1.0 support) because it's not possible for other packages to recommend that stuff