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1445116	2018-01-19 16:49:00	Any time i add a STATION to Pandora, it doesn't show up in Pithos. How can I get Pithos to refresh my station list? I'm on my tablet at the mo, so I'll wait till I get to home for my desktop.	SurferJoe46 (51)
1445117	2018-01-19 20:51:00	What does the circular arrow on the top left of this picture do? From: github.com	KarameaDave (15222)
1445118	2018-01-19 23:43:00	The GUI doesn't look like that . . . . . lessee if I can post a screenshot for you . . . . . brb . . . . . . 8645 Notice the light bulb? If I click on it, it opens FF and TRIES to load up Pandora - but Pandora won't run on FF, so I have to close FF and open Chrome and turn Pandora on from there . I can edit Pandora all day long in Chrome ---- but nothing migrates over to Pithos . I wonder if I should delete Pithos and reinstall it to get a newer list?	SurferJoe46 (51)
1445119	2018-01-22 16:40:00	Trying to bootstrap this problem myself (see sig) . . . . . I deleted Pithos in Ubuntu, re-edited my STATIONS list in Pandora, reloaded Pithos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and nothing's changed . The Pithos list still shows stations that I deleted ON the Pandora/Chrome side as being on the current lineup . How does one REFRESH the station list in Pithos? How does one ever CHANGE the list in Pithos?	SurferJoe46 (51)
1445120	2018-01-22 20:11:00	How does one ever CHANGE the list in Pithos? Going by the plethora of replies you can be sure no-one here uses it. (Pandora is not available here, so would require dicking about with VPN etc) To remove old user data: Open file browser. Press Ctrl H to show hidden files, there should be a folder named .pithos, (can't check this as I can't set up Pandora) open it and delete whatever is in it.	KarameaDave (15222)
1445121	2018-01-22 21:45:00	I just went to Pandora and sure enuff - youse guys aren't allowed to use Pandora. I wonder IF you had had a station list in Pandora when youse was allowed to use it - if it still could be accessed by Pithos in Ubuntu? Just thinkin' out loud here. The CTRL+H gets me the browser's history. Is that what you want me to use? PS: I also read that TOR can get you to Pandora pretty fast - it seems to not mind the bandwidth requirements of Pandora/Pithos. Just sayin'.	SurferJoe46 (51)
1445122	2018-01-22 21:54:00	A C/P from a Linux Q&A site - is there anything you can see in here that helps? PANDORA RADIO CLIENT PITHOS 1 . 3 . 0 RELEASED, AVAILABLE IN PPA Author: Andrew | Posted: April 13, 2017 | Updated: April 13, 2017 Pithos 1 . 3 . 0 was released recently and is now available in its official PPA, for Ubuntu 17 . 04, 16 . 10 and 16 . 04 . The new version brings support for MPRIS playlist and tracklist interfaces, improved accessibility UI, and more . Pithos is a Pandora Radio (only available in Australia, New Zealand and the United States) client that supports Pandora features such as love / ban / tired, allows creating, editing and switching between stations, and more . The application integrates tightly with the desktop, providing notifications, MPRIS v2 support (it integrates with the Ubuntu Sound Menu / GNOME Shell, etc . ), media keys, can inhibit the screensaver and so on . Pithos 1 . 3 . 0 includes a complete MPRIS implementation thanks to the addition of playlist and tracklist MPRIS interfaces . With the GNOME Shell Media Player Indicator extension, Pithos exposes the current playlist and station list in the indicator (these need to be enabled in the extension settings): This feature does not work with the Ubuntu Sound Menu due to an upstream bug . Another change in Pithos 1 . 3 . 0 is the addition of a new plugin that allows controlling the systemd logging level (or completely disabling it) for Pithos . The logs since last reboot can be printed by running Pithos with the "--last-logs" command line argument . Other changes in Pithos 1 . 3 . 0 include: added dynamic rating and cover icons based upon theme colors; added symbolic icon; added man page; improved handling playlist expiration; improved search in stations list; improved UI accessibility; improved libsecret support; removed libnotify dependency in favor of a custom notification implementation (the reason for this is that libnotify does blocking I/O); fixed disabling keybindings plugin when using keybinder; fixed notification icon trying to load on Wayland; fixed failure to reconnect on login expiration; fixed some plugins not being enabled by default; fixed handling error on MPRIS plugin failure . Also, compared to the Pithos version available in the official Ubuntu / Linux Mint repositories (1 . 1 . 2 for Ubuntu 17 . 04 and 1 . 1 . 1 for Ubuntu 16 . 04 / Linux Mint 18), the application has received quite a few improvements, including a keyboard shortcuts window, more quality options, the password is now stored with libsecret, along with bug fixes . The UI was also updated to use header bars and the stations dropdown now uses a popover . Pithos currently has only 2 contributors and it could use more devs . If you can help, see its GitHub page . Install Pithos in Ubuntu 17 . 04, 16 . 10 or 16 . 04 / Linux Mint 18 . x An older Pithos version is available in the official Ubuntu repositories . To install it, simply use the following command: sudo apt install pithos Ubuntu 16 . 04, 16 . 10 or 17 . 04 / Linux Mint 18 users can install the latest Pithos by using its official PPA . To add the PPA and install Pithos, use the following commands: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pithos/ppa sudo apt update sudo apt install pithos If you don't want to add the PPA, you can grab the deb from HERE . For installing Pithos in other Linux distributions (including Flatpak), see the install section on its homepage . .	SurferJoe46 (51)
1445123	2018-01-22 22:26:00	No Joe not the web browser, the File Browser, second thing down on the silly side bar in Ubuntu	KarameaDave (15222)
1445124	2018-01-22 22:28:00	..... going there now .................................	SurferJoe46 (51)
1445125	2018-02-21 01:02:00	I finally cured this app. It was building a gui for me that didn't have the ability to add/subtract new/old stations. I reloaded another branch of Linux/Ubuntu this is - MINT - and it is (so far) the only distro that has the PITHOS gui correct! I'm still learning and I've gotta go resurrect an older (Zombie'd) post of mine concerning my RTL8812au-AC USB stick-thingy. See youse guys there!~	SurferJoe46 (51)
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