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In Mandriva/2011.0/x86_64: Free implementation of Heroes of the Might and Magic II engine. You need to copy files from data and maps directories from original game into your /usr/share/games/fheroes2/{maps,data} directories respectively

In Mandriva/2011.0/i586: Free implementation of Heroes of the Might and Magic II engine. You need to copy files from data and maps directories from original game into your /usr/share/games/fheroes2/{maps,data} directories respectively

In Mandriva/cooker/x86_64: This package contains the "application" lens which can be used into Unity to launch and install applications.

In Mandriva/cooker/i586: This package contains the "application" lens which can be used into Unity to launch and install applications.

In Mandriva/cooker/x86_64: Free implementation of Heroes of the Might and Magic II engine. You need to copy files from data and maps directories from original game into your /usr/share/games/fheroes2/{maps,data} directories respectively

In Mandriva/cooker/i586: Free implementation of Heroes of the Might and Magic II engine. You need to copy files from data and maps directories from original game into your /usr/share/games/fheroes2/{maps,data} directories respectively

In Mageia/cauldron/x86_64: images needed to build Mageia installer (DrakX)

In Mageia/cauldron/i586: images needed to build Mageia installer (DrakX)

In Mandriva/cooker/x86_64: GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment) is a user-friendly set of applications and desktop tools to be used in conjunction with a window manager for the X Window System. GNOME is similar in purpose and scope to CDE and KDE, but GNOME is based completely on free software. The GNOME panel packages provides the gnome panel, menus and some basic applets for the panel.

In Mandriva/cooker/i586: GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment) is a user-friendly set of applications and desktop tools to be used in conjunction with a window manager for the X Window System. GNOME is similar in purpose and scope to CDE and KDE, but GNOME is based completely on free software. The GNOME panel packages provides the gnome panel, menus and some basic applets for the panel.

In Mandriva/cooker/x86_64: The MusicBrainz client library allows applications to make metadata lookup to a MusicBrainz server, generate signatures from WAV data and create CD Index Disk ids from audio CD roms.

In Mandriva/cooker/i586: The MusicBrainz client library allows applications to make metadata lookup to a MusicBrainz server, generate signatures from WAV data and create CD Index Disk ids from audio CD roms.

In Mandriva/cooker/x86_64: This package contains some data files and other shared components of the GNOME user environment.

In Mandriva/cooker/i586: This package contains some data files and other shared components of the GNOME user environment.

In Mandriva/cooker/x86_64: XEmacs is a self-documenting, customizable, extensible, real-time display editor. XEmacs is self-documenting because at any time you can type in control-h to find out what your options are or to find out what a command does. XEmacs is customizable because you can change the definitions of XEmacs commands to anything you want. XEmacs is extensible because you can write entirely new commands--programs in the Lisp language to be run by Emacs' own Lisp interpreter. XEmacs includes a real-time display, which means that the text being edited is visible on the screen and is updated very frequently (usually after every character or pair of characters) as you type. To use XEmacs, you'll need to install the XEmacs binary. The xemacs package includes the standard XEmacs binary that most people will use. The XEmacs binary is dynamically linked, with both X11 and TTY (ncurses) support, but without mule (MUlti-Lingual Emacs, the Asian character set) support.

In Mandriva/cooker/i586: XEmacs is a self-documenting, customizable, extensible, real-time display editor. XEmacs is self-documenting because at any time you can type in control-h to find out what your options are or to find out what a command does. XEmacs is customizable because you can change the definitions of XEmacs commands to anything you want. XEmacs is extensible because you can write entirely new commands--programs in the Lisp language to be run by Emacs' own Lisp interpreter. XEmacs includes a real-time display, which means that the text being edited is visible on the screen and is updated very frequently (usually after every character or pair of characters) as you type. To use XEmacs, you'll need to install the XEmacs binary. The xemacs package includes the standard XEmacs binary that most people will use. The XEmacs binary is dynamically linked, with both X11 and TTY (ncurses) support, but without mule (MUlti-Lingual Emacs, the Asian character set) support.

In Mandriva/2010.2/x86_64: libdc1394 is a library that is intended to provide a high level programming interface for application developers who wish to control IEEE 1394 based cameras that conform to the 1394-based Digital Camera Specification (found at http://www.1394ta.org/).

In Mandriva/2010.2/i586: libdc1394 is a library that is intended to provide a high level programming interface for application developers who wish to control IEEE 1394 based cameras that conform to the 1394-based Digital Camera Specification (found at http://www.1394ta.org/).

In Mandriva/2010.2/x86_64: ffmpeg is a hyper fast realtime audio/video encoder, a streaming server and a generic audio and video file converter. It can grab from a standard Video4Linux video source and convert it into several file formats based on DCT/motion compensation encoding. Sound is compressed in MPEG audio layer 2 or using an AC3 compatible stream.

In Mandriva/2010.2/i586: ffmpeg is a hyper fast realtime audio/video encoder, a streaming server and a generic audio and video file converter. It can grab from a standard Video4Linux video source and convert it into several file formats based on DCT/motion compensation encoding. Sound is compressed in MPEG audio layer 2 or using an AC3 compatible stream.