Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #9230, comment 5
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Ticket #9230, comment 5
initial v1 2 2 > I cannot share a link but I can confirm that after updating the packaged version of FFmpeg, I still see a non-free version installed on my system. 3 3 4 Is it chromium-ffmpeg or ffmpeg-full-extra or ffmpeg-ma or ffmpeg-libfdk_aac or ffmpegthumbs one? There is this thingy that is called "dpkg -S binary" that can tell you that. Also AGAIN, what NON-FREE is there? Non-free in by itself does not mean there is non-free stuff activated.4 Is it chromium-ffmpeg or ffmpeg-full-extra or ffmpeg-ma or ffmpeg-libfdk_aac or ffmpegthumbs one? See https://software.opensuse.org/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&baseproject=ALL&q=Ffmpeg There is this thingy that is called "dpkg -S binary" that can tell you that. Also AGAIN, what NON-FREE is there? Non-free in by itself does not mean there is non-free stuff activated. AFAIK, non-free like from nvidia is not so simple to compile. 5 5 6 6 Also where is a bug there? https://bugzilla.opensuse.org 7 7 8 Also, it is a joke that even the official builds on github cannot activate non-free stuff. Maybe you can waive copyright to that repo somehow? 8 Also, it is a joke that even the official builds on github cannot activate non-free stuff. Maybe you can waive copyright to that repo somehow? Since you all now created the central beurocratic abstraction.


