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<media_info><info fn="dotool-1.3-0.git20230827.1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='dotool-1.3-0.git20230827.1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://git.sr.ht/~geb/dotool'
 license='GPL-3.0-only'>
Command to simulate input anywhere
</info><info fn="digikam-plugin-gmic-3.4.2-0.git20250126.1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='digikam-plugin-gmic-3.4.2-0.git20250126.1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/cgilles/gmic-qt'
 license='GPLv2+'>
This is a plugin for digikam to provide G'MIC features.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3_0-3.2.24-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3-3.2.24-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://libsdl.org/'
 license='Zlib'>
This is the "Simple DirectMedia Layer" library 3. It provides a generic
API for access to audio, keyboard, mouse, and display framebuffer
across multiple platforms.

SDL uses dlopen, so if you experience problems under X11, check
again that libXrandr2 and libXi6 are in fact installed.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3-devel-3.2.24-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3-3.2.24-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://libsdl.org/'
 license='Zlib'>
This package contains the headers that programmers will need to develop
applications which will use sdl3.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3_image-devel-3.2.4-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3_image-3.2.4-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL_image'
 license='zlib'>
This package contains the headers that programmers will need to develop
applications which will use sdl3_image.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3_image0-test-3.2.4-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3_image-3.2.4-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL_image'
 license='zlib'>
This package contains the binaries `showimage' and `showanim' to
test the associated library.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3_image0-3.2.4-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3_image-3.2.4-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL_image'
 license='zlib'>
This is a simple library to load images of various formats as SDL3 surfaces.
This library currently supports BMP, PPM, PCX, GIF, JPEG, JXL, PNG,
TIFF and WEBP formats.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3_ttf0-test-3.2.2-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3_ttf-3.2.2-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL_ttf'
 license='zlib'>
This package contains the binaries `showfont' and `glfont' to
test the associated library.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3_ttf-devel-3.2.2-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3_ttf-3.2.2-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL_ttf'
 license='zlib'>
This package contains the headers that programmers will need to develop
applications which will use sdl3_ttf.

Warning! TrueType font decoding is under patent, and software using this
library may be in violation of this patent. Use at your own risk! See
https://freetype.org/ for details.
</info><info fn="lib64sdl3_ttf0-3.2.2-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='sdl3_ttf-3.2.2-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL_ttf'
 license='zlib'>
This is a sample library which allows you to use TrueType fonts in your SDL3
applications. It comes with an example program "showfont" which displays an
example string for a given TrueType font file.

Warning! TrueType font decoding is under patent, and software using this
library may be in violation of this patent. Use at your own risk! See
https://freetype.org/ for details.
</info><info fn="kernel-stable-source-6.12.60-1.stable.mga9-1-1.mga9.noarch"
 sourcerpm='kernel-stable-6.12.60-1.stable.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>



The kernel-stable-source package contains the source code files for the Mageia
kernel. Theese source files are only needed if you want to build your
own custom kernel that is better tuned to your particular hardware.

If you only want the files needed to build 3rdparty (nVidia, Ati, dkms-*,...)
drivers against, install the *-devel-* rpm that is matching your kernel.
</info><info fn="kernel-stable-doc-6.12.60-1.stable.mga9.noarch"
 sourcerpm='kernel-stable-6.12.60-1.stable.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains documentation files from the kernel-stable source.
Various bits of information about the Linux kernel and the device drivers
shipped with it are documented in these files. You also might want install
this package if you need a reference to the options that can be passed to
Linux kernel modules at load time.
</info><info fn="kernel-stable-source-latest-6.12.60-1.stable.mga9.noarch"
 sourcerpm='kernel-stable-6.12.60-1.stable.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://www.kernel.org/'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package is a virtual rpm that aims to make sure you always have the
latest kernel-stable-source installed...
</info><info fn="v4l2loopback-0.15.3-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='v4l2loopback-0.15.3-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback'
 license='GPLv2'>
This module and associated tools can create "virtual video devices" accessible
through the Video4Linux API.
Normal (v4l2) applications will read these devices as if they were ordinary
video devices, but the video will not be read from e.g. a capture card but
instead generated by another application.
</info><info fn="dkms-v4l2loopback-0.15.3-1.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='v4l2loopback-0.15.3-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback'
 license='GPLv2'>
This package contains the module source and DKMS configuration to build the
v4l2loopback kernel module.
</info><info fn="php-pear-1.10.18-1.mga9.noarch"
 sourcerpm='php-pear-1.10.18-1.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://pear.php.net/package/PEAR/'
 license='PHP License'>
PEAR is short for "PHP Extension and Application Repository" and is pronounced
just like the fruit. The purpose of PEAR is to provide:

 * A structured library of open-sourced code for PHP users
 * A system for code distribution and package maintenance
 * A standard style for code written in PHP
 * The PHP Foundation Classes (PFC)
 * The PHP Extension Code Library (PECL)
 * A web site, mailing lists and download mirrors to support the PHP/PEAR
   community
</info><info fn="x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='GPLv2+ and MIT'>
X.Org X11 X server.
</info><info fn="x11-server-xvfb-21.1.21-3.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='MIT and GPLv2'>
Xvfb (X Virtual Frame Buffer) is an X server that is able to run on
machines with no display hardware and no physical input devices.
Xvfb simulates a dumb framebuffer using virtual memory.  Xvfb does
not open any devices, but behaves otherwise as an X display.  Xvfb
is normally used for testing servers.
</info><info fn="x11-server-xorg-21.1.21-3.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='MIT'>
X.org X11 is an open source implementation of the X Window System.  It
provides the basic low level functionality which full fledged
graphical user interfaces (GUIs) such as GNOME and KDE are designed
upon.
</info><info fn="x11-server-xnest-21.1.21-3.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='MIT'>
Xnest is an X server which has been implemented as an ordinary
X application.  It runs in a window just like other X applications,
but it is an X server itself in which you can run other software.  It
is a very useful tool for developers who wish to test their
applications without running them on their real X server.
</info><info fn="x11-server-xephyr-21.1.21-3.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='MIT'>
Xephyr is an X server which has been implemented as an ordinary
X application.  It runs in a window just like other X applications,
but it is an X server itself in which you can run other software.  It
is a very useful tool for developers who wish to test their
applications without running them on their real X server.  Unlike
Xnest, Xephyr renders to an X image rather than relaying the
X protocol, and therefore supports the newer X extensions like
Render and Composite.
</info><info fn="x11-server-common-21.1.21-3.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='MIT'>
X server common files.
</info><info fn="x11-server-source-21.1.21-3.mga9.noarch"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='MIT'>
Xserver source code needed to build VNC server (Xvnc).
</info><info fn="x11-server-devel-21.1.21-3.mga9.aarch64"
 sourcerpm='x11-server-21.1.21-3.mga9.src.rpm'
 url='https://xorg.freedesktop.org'
 license='MIT'>
The SDK package provides the developmental files which are necessary for
developing X server driver modules, and for compiling driver modules
outside of the standard X11 source code tree.  Developers writing video
drivers, input drivers, or other X modules should install this package.
</info></media_info>
