Template: libdvd-pkg/first-install
Type: note
_Description:
 This package downloads the ${PKGG} source files from videolan.org,
 compile them and install the binary deb package(s)
 [${PKGG_ALL}].
 .
 Please remember to run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure ${PKGI}"
 to build and install guest package(s) for the first time.

Template: libdvd-pkg/title_b-i
Type: title
_Description: Build and install ${PKGG}${VER}

Template: libdvd-pkg/build
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Proceed with downloading and compiling ${PKGG}${VER}?
 The installation process is therefore about to download the source files
 from videolan.org, compile them, and install the binary deb package(s)
 [${PKGG_ALL}].
 .
 Please confirm whether you wish this to happen.

Template: libdvd-pkg/title_u
Type: title
_Description: Upgrades available for guest package(s)

Template: libdvd-pkg/upgrade
Type: note
_Description:
 An update to guest package(s) [${PKGG_ALL}] version ${VER} is available
 but automatic upgrade is disabled.
 .
 Please remember to run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure ${PKGI}" to build and
 install guest package(s) or consider installing the APT post-invoke hook.

Template: libdvd-pkg/post-invoke_hook-install
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Install APT post-invoke hook?
 If activated, the APT post-invoke hook takes care of future automatic
 upgrades of guest package(s) on host package upgrade. When an update
 is available, the hook will attempt to download and build the package(s),
 and (if "apt-get check" reports no errors) install them with "dpkg -i".
 .
 Alternatively, guest package(s) can be built by manual invocation of
 "dpkg-reconfigure ${PKGI}".

Template: libdvd-pkg/post-invoke_hook-remove
Type: boolean
Default: false
_Description: Remove APT post-invoke hook?
 If activated, the APT post-invoke hook takes care of future automatic
 upgrades of guest package(s) on host package upgrade. When an update
 is available, the hook will attempt to download and build the package(s),
 and (if "apt-get check" reports no errors) install them with "dpkg -i".
 .
 Alternatively, guest package(s) can be built by manual invocation of
 "dpkg-reconfigure ${PKGI}".
