It looks like it is not available yet in Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS as of today, but I look foreword to it when I do my next full distro-upgrade.
I see that there is current work being done in the SDL_Mixer github library, so I guess that will be packaged soon. Keep an eye out for Slouken posting something like: “Announcing SDL_Mixer 3 Official Release”.
It’s in Ubuntu 25.04, not 24.04. It seems this is an Ubuntu that’s always up to date.
I see that there is current work being done in the SDL_Mixer github library, so I guess that will be packaged soon. Keep an eye out for Slouken posting something like: “Announcing SDL_Mixer 3 Official Release”.
That would be great, then all the important packages would be ready. SDL_net and SDL_rtf aren’t that important.
What I miss about the current SDL_mixer is that you only have one audio track with full functionality. For example, Duration and SetPosition are only available for one track.
For example, Duration and SetPosition are only available for one track.
Those both work with individual tracks (what it calls “channels”) in SDL2_mixer…?
But a definite limitation of SDL2_mixer is that you have as many “chunks” (predecoded PCM data) as you want, but only one “music” (streaming, possibly compressed) channel. This limitation is gone in SDL3_mixer.