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"The KDE desktop offers audiokonverter, while GNOME provides audio-convert and audio-convert-mod. The latter two are separate projects despite their similar names. audiokonverter provides packages for Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, and generic RPM distributions on its home page, even though the distribution repositories for Gutsy, Fedora, and the openSUSE Build Service do not offer packages for audiokonverter. Packages for audio-convert are offered for Gutsy as nautilus-script-audio-convert. The Fedora repositories contain audio-convert-mod, but it is not packaged for other distributions. For this article I used the generic RPM for audiokonverter, installed audio-convert from source, and used audio-convert-mod from the Fedora repository."

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Glossarized Text: The KDE desktop offers audiokonverter, while GNOME provides audio-convert and audio-convert-mod. The latter two are separate projects despite their similar names. audiokonverter provides packages for Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, and generic RPM distributions on its home page, even though the distribution repositories for Gutsy, Fedora, and the openSUSE Build Service do not offer packages for audiokonverter. Packages for audio-convert are offered for Gutsy as nautilus-script-audio-convert. The Fedora repositories contain audio-convert-mod, but it is not packaged for other distributions. For this article I used the generic RPM for audiokonverter, installed audio-convert from source, and used audio-convert-mod from the Fedora repository.


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Number of words looked for: 9
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Glossarized Text: The KDE desktop offers audiokonverter, while GNOME provides audio-convert and audio-convert-mod. The latter two are separate projects despite their similar names. audiokonverter provides packages for Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, and generic RPM distributions on its home page, even though the distribution repositories for Gutsy, Fedora, and the openSUSE Build Service do not offer packages for audiokonverter. Packages for audio-convert are offered for Gutsy as nautilus-script-audio-convert. The Fedora repositories contain audio-convert-mod, but it is not packaged for other distributions. For this article I used the generic RPM for audiokonverter, installed audio-convert from source, and used audio-convert-mod from the Fedora repository.