drop some 32-bit librvg rdeps (3/N)

[ognevny]

that should be a final portion before full librsvg drop

follow-up to #23663

[TeaRex73]

Why drop 32-bit SDL_mixer? Broke my 32-bit builds.

[ognevny]

Why drop 32-bit SDL_mixer? Broke my 32-bit builds.

it was one of librsvg reverse dependencies

what's a point of using 32-bit for you? are you user or just share some builds of 32-bit software? and finally, is there any reason to keep 32-bit version when we have 64-bit working?

[TeaRex73]

I'd like to keep 32-bit builds available for this year, at least as long as 32-bit Windows 10 is still supported. A few people downloaded my alpha release in 32 bit (though the 64 bit build had more downloads of course), so I think the interest is not zero. The affected project is https://github.com/TeaRex73/xu4-deutsch if that matters. I wanted to release a beta today and my 32-bit build failed because of this one (and I noticed all other SDL1 packages are still available in 32-bit). Is there any supported place to download the last msys2 mingw32 binary package of SDL1's SDL_mixer? Then I could use that in the build process and hope it keeps working at least during 2025.

[ognevny]

there is a msys2-archive repo which contains old states of 32-bit repos (2022). you can try to download SDL2_mixer here and install with pacman -U

[TeaRex73]

SDL2_mixer is not the problem, it's SDL_mixer from SDL1. But thanks for the hint, I will try whether it still works.

[ognevny]

SDL2_mixer is not the problem, it's SDL_mixer from SDL1. But thanks for the hint, I will try whether it still works.

oh, sorry :) there are more packages in that tag. SDL_mixer

[TeaRex73]

Thanks a lot!!
Downloading the package from that link via wget and installing it via pacman --noconfirm -U in my GitHub action solved my problem for now. It's a bit ugly but it works.