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[Tim <tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Alberto, 
   Tracker is not a problem anymore, the only dependency that is not in main be would dleyna-server.

 Packages in main have much higher requirements, than universe, so I
think the concern is really pulling in a mass of random plugins just to
get the few plugins required. So from that perspective, it would be good
to have -base containing all the plugins really required by GNOME and
perhaps a few of the more common/useful services such as youtube (i.e
atleast the first 2 sections listed in comment #2). The rest of the the
plugins for more obscure services could then go in -extra which would
live in universe.

Or another logical way to split might be to have local plugins and web
plugins, local would go into main, and at least satisfy the required by
GNOME to function.

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Title:
  [MIR] grilo-plugins

Status in grilo-plugins package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Availability: In universe, builds on all archs

  Rational: grilo-plugins is now a dependency of totem and is hard to
  patch out. See lp:1393067

  Security: No known CVEs

  Quality Assurance: No bugs in debian or ubuntu, most upstream bugs are
  feature requests. Active debian maintainer. Has watch file. Tests are
  run during build.

  UI standards: The package is translated upstream.

  Dependencies: All deps in main

  Standards compliance: No issues

  Maintenance: Actively maintained in debian. ubuntu-gnome team will
  subscribe in ubuntu.

  Background info: Grilo is a framework focused on making media
  discovery and browsing easy for application developers. This package
  contains it's plugins, including the tracker one, which is now needed
  by totem

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