SDK Path

[muriel moscardini]

Thank you Sebastian for the nice introduction.

Indeed Fluendo and Collabora started the SDK approach for GStreamer 2 
years ago to provide individuals and companies with an easy to use and 
documented cross platform framework. Our goal was to help people adopt  
GStreamer and get the best experience out of the box, we called it 
"SDK". Fluendo and Collabora have been pushing and investing in 
GStreamer and gather Gstreamer experts for years now.

And by the way, we take the opportunity to thank Sebastian who has 
participated a lot to the SDK during the past 2 years and knows it very 
well.

It turns out that, lately, GStreamer developers have decided to use the 
tool developed in the SDK project and imported it in GStreamer's 
repository using the name SDK and we all agree it creates confusion. We 
would love that both teams could work more closely to avoid such 
confusion for the users. We will all meet at the GStreamer conference in 
that objective.

We are all behind GStreamer and behind the entire community using and 
building on top of GStreamer.
Our goal is to make GStreamer being the de facto framework and provide 
the best support to all kind of users.

So to summarize, you have
- gstreamer.org <http://gstreamer.org> providing the mainstream 
GStreamer project, following the project road map fed by global 
community needs. The root of GStreamer will be there, and the newest 
versions will be there.
- gstreamer.com <http://gstreamer.com> providing the GStreamer SDK , fed 
by customers, market need and application developers needs. The 
GStreamer SDK has been created to ensure smooth and reliable support,  
to people who often still need the 0.10 because migrating to a new major 
release is not immediate when a shipping solution relies upon it. The 
SDK is targeting people who need support for stable and also commercial 
applications. We plan to migrate to 1.0 soon now.


We are happy to provide any type of information to avoid confusion and 
not create more.
Feel free to contact us if needed.

Best regards

Muriel Paumier-Moscardini
CEO
Fluendo Influencing the multimedia world
New York, USA & Barcelona, SPAIN
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On 10/16/13 6:16 AM, Ole Bromose wrote:
> On 10/16/2013 11:15 AM, Sebastian Dröge wrote:
>> On Mi, 2013-10-16 at 10:34 +0200, Ole Bromose wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Concerning the Cerbero build system for GStreamer SDK we have (at least) the following two paths:
>>>
>>> 1)http://cgit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer-sdk/cerbero/      
>>>
>>> 2)http://cgit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/sdk/cerbero/      
>>>
>>> The latter has a text line indicating that this is the git path for GStreamer 1.0 SDK. Then, what is the contents of
>>> the former path? Is it GStreamer 0.1?
>> 1) is managed independently of the GStreamer project by some companies
>> and builds the 0.10 version you can find on gstreamer.com. You should
>> complain to these companies about any confusion caused, there's not much
>> we can do about that.
>>
>> 2) is what is managed by the GStreamer project and what is used to build
>> the 1.x binaries provided by the GStreamer project.
> Thanks for the clarification
> /Ole
>>
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