some of that info is here:esmourguit wrote:Bonjour,
@ WhoDo,
Is it possible to communicate the list of scripts that have been modified (or added) from version 4.1.2 and 4.20.
http://puppylinux.org/wiki/archives/old ... ease-notes
some of that info is here:esmourguit wrote:Bonjour,
@ WhoDo,
Is it possible to communicate the list of scripts that have been modified (or added) from version 4.1.2 and 4.20.
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diff -r -q /initrd/pup_ro2/ /mnt/data/
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md5sum /usr/sbin/* > /root/checksums
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md5sum -c /mnt/home/checksums | grep 'FAILED'
The latest version of FFmpeg adds support for tons of new audio/video formats including QCELP/PureVoice speech, floating point PCM, Nellymoser ASAO , Electronic Arts TGQ, Speex via libspeex, MXF muxer, E-AC-3, and RealVideo 3.0 and 4.0, MLP/TrueHD, Flash Screen Video, Monkey's Audio and much more.
FFmpeg 0.5 has cleaner code, ffserver fixes, new muxers / demuxers, and various other features.
Source:FFmpeg site wrote:* Significant work to support at least decoding of all widespread mainstream proprietary codecs, such as:
ALAC
Flash Screen Video
WMAv2 decoder fixed
Atrac3
MLP/TrueHD
On2 VP3 improvements and VP5/VP6 support
RealAudio Cooker and fixes for 14.4 and 28.8
RealVideo RV30/40
WMV3/WMV9/VC-1 and IntraX8 frame support for WMV2/VC-1
* Broad coverage of widespread non-proprietary codecs, including:
DNxHD
DVCPRO50 (a.k.a. DV50)
Floating point PCM
GSM-MS
Theora
Vorbis
AAC with ADTS support and >2x the speed of FAAD! (no HE AAC support yet)
AC-3 that is faster than liba52 in 5.1, up to 2x faster in stereo and also supports E-AC-3! Hence liba52 is now obsolete.
DCA
DVCPRO HD (a.k.a. DV100)
H.264 PAFF and CQM support, plus slice-based multithreaded decoding
Monkey's Audio
MPEG-2 video support for intra VLC and 4:2:2
Musepack
QCELP
Shorten
True Audio (TTA)
Wavpack including hybrid mode support
* Newly supported container formats:
GXF
MXF
NullSoft Video (NSV)
iPhone/iPod compatibility for MP4/MOV
Matroska
NUT
Ogg (FLAC, Theora and Vorbis only)
ShockWave Flash (SWF)
libavdevice
* ffserver is working again.
* cleaner, more consistent code
* an all new metadata API
and so much more!
I'm a great stickler for correct use of the language. After all, English is difficult enough without the native speakers changing the rules all the time. I know it's a "living" language but I'd prefer it lived by the rules!capoverde wrote:One very minor issue, which makes me feel like a pedantic English language teacher : in some dialogs there's the wording "take affect" -- should be "take effect".
Source:WhoDo wrote: No doubt, but "Where do you get it"? seems a relevant question.
Indeed. It's nice to see efforts to stop abuse of the English language.capoverde wrote:in some dialogs there's the wording "take affect" -- should be "take effect".
While we're on it, "dialog" is American English, not English. But I suppose this is the convention for IT-related terms.WhoDo wrote:I'm a great stickler for correct use of the language ...
If you can identify the precise dialog's I'll try to fix them.
Are you an English teacher? If so, I applaud you. If not, I applaud you.tempestuous wrote:Indeed. It's nice to see efforts to stop abuse of the English language.capoverde wrote:in some dialogs there's the wording "take affect" -- should be "take effect".
While we're on it, "dialog" is American English, not English. But I suppose this is the convention for IT-related terms.WhoDo wrote:I'm a great stickler for correct use of the language ...
If you can identify the precise dialog's I'll try to fix them.
More importantly, it's incorrect grammar, in most cases, to use an apostrophe before an "s" in the plural instance of a word.
Apostrophes are for the possessive instance of words, and also for abbreviations.
And please hold anyone to account on this forum for misinterpreting the phrase "should have" as "should of". The error apparently springs from the (ugly) abbreviation "should've".
This grotesque use of the English language has been committed a number of times on the forum lately ... by native English speaking members.
ttuuxxx wrote:ya I've always had that pet peeve, when your typing code and you have to type color, really these genius's who make languages up, like they couldn't hard code in 2 forms of the colour, color. It would make life more simpler.
My grammar and spelling suck big time.
Yep. I've PM'd John to see if he can do something about it. I would have emailed him but I've lost his email address since my old laptop crashed.capoverde wrote:Had problems yesterday and today to enter the forum. Others, too?