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[Ricardo Salveti <rsalveti@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

* Rationale

Media-hub is a dependency of the new oxide-qt version. Media-hub
provides a media server/service that is currently used by the Ubuntu
Touch stack, and the dependency with Oxide was created in order for
Oxide to support background playback (without letting the phone suspend,
allowing the user to use websites such as grooveshark).

* Dependencies

Besides telepathy-qt5 (which is also included as a bug task), the
remaining dependencies are all approved for main (dbus-cpp and process-
cpp were moved back to universe but the MIR for them are already
approved by bug 1218896 and bug 1270234).

The dependency against telepathy-qt5 is required in order for the media-
server to be allowed to react on telephony events (like stopping
playback when receiving calls). Telepathy-qt5 is the same package as
telepathy-qt, but built against the Qt 5 stack.

* Maintenance:

Media-hub is maintained by Ubuntu upstream (Phone Foundations team), and
it is a core part of the Ubuntu Touch stack (main service responsible
for multimedia playback).

Telepathy-qt5 is currently maintained by the Ubuntu Touch Apps team, and
also a core piece of the Ubuntu Touch stack.

* Standard compliance:

The packages are created according to our daily-build inline packaging
rules and being daily-released in cu2d, so they comply to our Ubuntu
packaging standards already.

** Affects: media-hub (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Affects: telepathy-qt5 (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Also affects: telepathy-qt5 (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

** Description changed:

  * Rationale
  
  Media-hub is a dependency of the new oxide-qt version. Media-hub
  provides a media server/service that is currently used by the Ubuntu
  Touch stack, and the dependency with Oxide was created in order for
  Oxide to support background playback (without letting the phone suspend,
  allowing the user to use websites such as grooveshark).
  
  * Dependencies
  
  Besides telepathy-qt5 (which is also included as a bug task), the
  remaining dependencies are all approved for main (dbus-cpp and process-
  cpp were moved back to universe but the MIR for them are already
  approved by bug 1218896 and bug 1270234).
  
+ The dependency against telepathy-qt5 is required in order for the media-
+ server to be allowed to react on telephony events (like stopping
+ playback when receiving calls). Telepathy-qt5 is the same package as
+ telepathy-qt, but built against the Qt 5 stack.
+ 
  * Maintenance:
  
  Media-hub is maintained by Ubuntu upstream (Phone Foundations team), and
  it is a core part of the Ubuntu Touch stack (main service responsible
  for multimedia playback).
  
  * Standard compliance:
  
  The packages are created according to our daily-build inline packaging
  rules and being daily-released in cu2d, so they comply to our Ubuntu
  packaging standards already.

** Description changed:

  * Rationale
  
  Media-hub is a dependency of the new oxide-qt version. Media-hub
  provides a media server/service that is currently used by the Ubuntu
  Touch stack, and the dependency with Oxide was created in order for
  Oxide to support background playback (without letting the phone suspend,
  allowing the user to use websites such as grooveshark).
  
  * Dependencies
  
  Besides telepathy-qt5 (which is also included as a bug task), the
  remaining dependencies are all approved for main (dbus-cpp and process-
  cpp were moved back to universe but the MIR for them are already
  approved by bug 1218896 and bug 1270234).
  
  The dependency against telepathy-qt5 is required in order for the media-
  server to be allowed to react on telephony events (like stopping
  playback when receiving calls). Telepathy-qt5 is the same package as
  telepathy-qt, but built against the Qt 5 stack.
  
  * Maintenance:
  
  Media-hub is maintained by Ubuntu upstream (Phone Foundations team), and
  it is a core part of the Ubuntu Touch stack (main service responsible
  for multimedia playback).
  
+ Telepathy-qt5 is currently maintained by the Ubuntu Touch Apps team, and
+ also a core piece of the Ubuntu Touch stack.
+ 
  * Standard compliance:
  
  The packages are created according to our daily-build inline packaging
  rules and being daily-released in cu2d, so they comply to our Ubuntu
  packaging standards already.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1427958

Title:
  [MIR] media-hub

Status in media-hub package in Ubuntu:
  New
Status in telepathy-qt5 package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  * Rationale

  Media-hub is a dependency of the new oxide-qt version. Media-hub
  provides a media server/service that is currently used by the Ubuntu
  Touch stack, and the dependency with Oxide was created in order for
  Oxide to support background playback (without letting the phone
  suspend, allowing the user to use websites such as grooveshark).

  * Dependencies

  Besides telepathy-qt5 (which is also included as a bug task), the
  remaining dependencies are all approved for main (dbus-cpp and
  process-cpp were moved back to universe but the MIR for them are
  already approved by bug 1218896 and bug 1270234).

  The dependency against telepathy-qt5 is required in order for the
  media-server to be allowed to react on telephony events (like stopping
  playback when receiving calls). Telepathy-qt5 is the same package as
  telepathy-qt, but built against the Qt 5 stack.

  * Maintenance:

  Media-hub is maintained by Ubuntu upstream (Phone Foundations team),
  and it is a core part of the Ubuntu Touch stack (main service
  responsible for multimedia playback).

  Telepathy-qt5 is currently maintained by the Ubuntu Touch Apps team,
  and also a core piece of the Ubuntu Touch stack.

  * Standard compliance:

  The packages are created according to our daily-build inline packaging
  rules and being daily-released in cu2d, so they comply to our Ubuntu
  packaging standards already.

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