FvwmEvent - Remove FvwmAudio compatibility. #1111
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FvwmEvent -audio and FvwmAudio have been broken for years and librplay support has been removed. There is no longer a need for the code that isn't doing anything. This removes any code associated with FvwmAudio compatibility in FvwmEvent and updates the manual page to remove mention of any backwards compatibility with the older module.
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FvwmEvent -audio and FvwmAudio have been broken for years and librplay support has been removed. There is no longer a need for the code that isn't doing anything. This removes any code associated with FvwmAudio compatibility in FvwmEvent and updates the manual page to remove mention of any backwards compatibility with the older module.