It was G'MIC, which pulled in OpenCV, which pulled in xine-lib.
Wow, installing something in Arch just pulled in xine-lib as a dependency. I haven't heard that name in ages. The xine UI is still available... and looks exactly the same as it did a decade ago. Anyone else remember?pic.twitter.com/KOPBGUDhCO
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I remember trying to use it 8 years ago when I was first starting on trying to use linux, and not understanding shit.
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I completely forgot that was a thing, it’s been at least a decade
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I do (I think my Fedora Core 3 book even had a section on it!) but I switched to mplayer pretty much immediately. I just installed it again and am a bit sad that it seems to have no local file playback support.
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xine plays local files fine for me (though I had to set the audio output device to alsa, because native pulseaudio doesn't work for some reason).
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We had this moment of nostalgia trip a month ago :)
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Oh shitttttt That was one of the first things I ran on Linux live CDs I got from PC magazines I stole from the library Good Times
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Used xine to play DVD menu, since MPlayer can only play chapters directly. It was about 15 years ago!
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