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| Thread ID: 58407 | 2005-05-30 23:36:00 | Linux XMMS - add to play list | personthingy (1670) | Press F1 |
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| 359920 | 2005-05-31 07:08:00 | So basically you did the same thing... just skinned the cat in a different way!?! :)Haven't touched the cat at all! Poor squeak, i wont let her read this post!!!!!! But yeah, pretty much the same deal as what you suggested, and it works a treat! Best thing was that it magicly made the same change for all relevevent file types, including .mp3s! yippy yay!!!!!!!! |
personthingy (1670) | ||
| 359921 | 2005-05-31 07:18:00 | You can simply lock the desktop with one of those passworded screensavers. No, i cant. I've set this up so that the whole point of user = guest is that guest has no rights, no password, and no access to any real users personal stuff, such as my email etc. Guest is of course the user that i will then use when it is a more public computer, such as feeding audio into a P.A. system. The "click on a file icon and kill the playlist" feature was the only problem i had with the accessability of flaptop. You can make your own playlist - just manually create a directory, copy/move or link music files into it. You can also do this with XMMS itself - bottom right corner is a button for for Load List, then choose New List. However, I am not aware that you can add new tracks dinamically - you will have to refresh the whole list everytime you add to it. I'll have to look into that...... it would be a good time saver to have something set up for each type of gig. |
personthingy (1670) | ||
| 359922 | 2005-05-31 12:28:00 | Look in to amaroK and lemme know what you think :) Your music should _ideally_ be tagged nicely with Artist/Tracknames |
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| 359923 | 2005-05-31 21:05:00 | Really. Listen to chill on this one. Amarok, well, rocks :thumbs: | Sam I Am (1679) | ||
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