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But this was still a good opportunity to re-examine the #mp3 tagging logic in #acxi, which I did, and expanded it quite a bit. It's actually quite difficult to see how an organization like #frauenhofer could have done such an awful job with their various tag specs, but they did.

Another reason why I urge people to kick the non free audio #codec habit, and go with free top to bottom: #flac > #opus/#ogg, but opus is preferred because ogg is not really being developed much, and lacks features.

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As a reminder, again, the only true dependency #inxi has is #Perl 5.008 or newer, and a few Perl core modules. This is to capture mainly very old #redhat servers, but also old #Debian servers, #Sarge, #Etch. While not a real dependency, kernel 2.6 introduced a lot more data over 2.4, so systems running 2.4 kernels tend to not show as much information.

#acxi is designed for Perl 5.010 or newer. As I learned once when getting an urgent issue due to bug on 5.010, this matters to acxi users!

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As a reminder, again, the only true dependency #inxi has is #Perl 5.008 or newer, and a few Perl core modules. This is to capture mainly very old #redhat servers, but also old #Debian servers, #Sarge, #Etch. While not a real dependency, kernel 2.6 introduced a lot more data over 2.4, so systems running 2.4 kernels tend to not show as much information.

#acxi is designed for Perl 5.010 or newer. As I learned once when getting an urgent issue due to bug on 5.010, this matters to acxi users!

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As a reminder, again, the only true dependency #inxi has is #Perl 5.008 or newer, and a few Perl core modules. This is to capture mainly very old #redhat servers, but also old #Debian servers, #Sarge, #Etch. While not a real dependency, kernel 2.6 introduced a lot more data over 2.4, so systems running 2.4 kernels tend to not show as much information.

#acxi is designed for Perl 5.010 or newer. As I learned once when getting an urgent issue due to bug on 5.010, this matters to acxi users!

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As a reminder, again, the only true dependency #inxi has is #Perl 5.008 or newer, and a few Perl core modules. This is to capture mainly very old #redhat servers, but also old #Debian servers, #Sarge, #Etch. While not a real dependency, kernel 2.6 introduced a lot more data over 2.4, so systems running 2.4 kernels tend to not show as much information.

#acxi is designed for Perl 5.010 or newer. As I learned once when getting an urgent issue due to bug on 5.010, this matters to acxi users!