[Bug 497441] Review Request: mumble - Voice chat application

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--- Comment #3 from Igor Jurišković <juriskovic.igor@xxxxxxxxx>  2009-04-24 07:06:26 EDT ---
It was pretty late last night and some things I forgot to mention.

By default mumble doesn't include installation procedures. To changed that I
recreated main.pro trough mumble.spec. So now every time you start building the
project it adds install procedures into Makefile. But there is a problem with
that. Obviously qmake doesn't make install procedures for files that have not
been created yet. Calling qmake before make doesn't create Makefile with
installation for binaries and libraries that are going to be created. To bypass
this in my mumble.spec file I'm calling qmake twice. Once before make to create
Makefile and once after make to recreate Makefile with proper installation
procedures.

Is this the right way? (I was trying some other ways but with no success)

Currently mumble is compiled without support for g15 and similar devices
because I couldn't find proper dependencies in repositories. (if there are
please let me now the complete name)

Mumble uses speex as a voice codec but not the speex from fedora repositories.
It uses speex distributed with mumble.

One more thing. Mumble consists of two parts.
1. mumble - client application.
2. murmur - server application.

Right now both applications are compiled together. This means when you install
mumble(but mumble as app suite not client app) you get mumble(client app) and
murmur.

Should it stay as suite or should I recreate two packages from this one?

Thanks in advance,
Igor

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