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Source: awe
Section: sound
Priority: extra
Maintainer: Tom Lees <tom@lpsg.demon.co.uk>
Standards-Version: 2.4.0.0

Package: awe-drv
Architecture: i386 alpha
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
Replaces: awe-utils, awe-patch
Provides: awe-utils, awe-patch
Conflicts: awe-utils, awe-patch
Description: Linux AWE32 driver source and utilities
 Linux can now support the Sound Blaster 32, and Sound Blaster AWE32, through
 the use of a driver written by Takashi Iwai <iwai@dragon.mm.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp>.
 These utilities are the package of AWE32 utilities for use with this driver,
 which manipulate patch files. They are required to load the vital '.SBK', or
 '.SF2' files, which will have been installed with your AWE32 DOS or Win95
 software in \SB16\SFBANK or \Windows\System. This also includes 'gusload',
 for loading GUS-format patches to the AWE32 driver.
 .
 This package installs the source for the AWE32 driver into /usr/src/awedrv.
 In order to use the awe32 driver, you must recompile your kernel, after using
 the install script found in this package to patch these sources into your
 kernel source tree (they can alternatively be manually installed into the
 kernel source or into a separate copy of the sound driver).
 .
 There are also some converters between different patch file formats for the
 AWE32, and the 'sfxtest' program for testing the AWE32 driver, which are
 installed in /usr/lib/awe.

Package: awe-midi
Architecture: i386 alpha
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, wish
Description: Linux AWE32 driver MIDI player
 This is a program which will play MIDI files, either using a built-in
 tk-based interface, or from the console (in 'dumb' mode). It can also be
 used in 'pipe' mode, so that another program can control the playback. This
 makes a very flexible interface for adding AWE32 MIDI support to a program,
 or for writing your own front end for this program.

Package: awe-netscape
Architecture: i386
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, awe-midi
Suggests: netscape
Description: Linux AWE32 MIDI player Netscape plugin
 This plugin enables Netscape 3.0+ to play MIDI files embedded into HTML pages
 in the style of Crescendo or Yamaha MIDI Plugin, using the Linux AWE32
 driver and MIDI player.

Package: vkeybd
Architecture: i386 alpha
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
Suggests: awe-drv
Description: Linux AWE32 Virtual Keyboard program
 This program allows you to use the Linux AWE32 driver and provides "virtual"
 keyboard (the musical type), which can be "played" using the keyboard or
 mouse under X11.

Package: libawe0.4
Section: libs
Architecture: i386 alpha
Suggests: awe-drv
Description: AWE32 shared library
 This library provides functions for patch management with the AWE32 driver.

Package: libawe0.4-dev
Section: devel
Architecture: i386 alpha
Depends: libawe0.4
Provides: libawe-dev
Conflicts: libawe-dev
Description: Development files for the AWE32 library.
 This package includes the static library, and the include files for the
 library.