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Source: gom
Section: sound
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Stephan Alexander Suerken <absurd@debian.org>
Standards-Version: 2.4.0.0
Package: gom
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
Description: A generic audio mixer (Base versions)
gom is a generic audio mixer program; it tries to provide a complete
and convenient interface for all kind of audio mixer manipulation.
gom's facilities include sound driver (compile time) and sound card
(run time) independence, arbitrary mixer selection, loading and saving
of mixer settings, volume fading, verbosity-level driven output,
"Un*x-like scripting support", etc.
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At the moment, gom only supports the Open Sound System (OSS) sound
driver. OSS comes with the Linux kernel as free software called
OSS/Free, and is available for a number of other platforms.
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Apart from the exhaustive command line interface described here, gom
optionally has two built-in interactive interfaces (that I call
gomiis, gom interactive interfaces;): a terminal gomii using ncurses,
and a X gomii using the xview toolkit. All gomiis support adjustable
(this includes disabling) real time updating.
Package: gom-x
Architecture: any
Depends: gom (>=0.29.10-0), ${shlibs:Depends}
Description: A generic audio mixer (X version)
This package only includes a binary of gom with built-in X support
(needs xview). It supersedes the binaries in the base package and has
higher alternatives priority than those (i.e., "gom" will automatically
point to this binary after installing).
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