amarok

Amarok The audio player for KDE

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Hi, I am amarok and I create Audioplayers.

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Amarok

Audioplayers Aug 01 2011

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Amarok 1.x Scripts by Firetech 16 comments

Jocke, it's a good idea to use exception handling to catch such runtime errors.

--Mark
- Jul 17 2006

Wiki-Lyrics

Amarok 1.x Scripts by attendant 191 comments

1) Oh well. Seeing that you refuse to comply with our advice, we might have to change the Script Manager to only list one script per script package.

2) You still have not answered: Why do you install a script named Lyrc, which conflicts with the bundled Lyrc script? The Script Manager cannot handle this cleanly, so I reckon we will have to add an additional check to prevent installation of such packages.

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Mark
- Jul 13 2006

Wiki-Lyrics

Amarok 1.x Scripts by attendant 191 comments

You write "they all work pretty much the same". Well that's the point, so why show them all? As far as I can see, your script shows a config dialog anyway, where you can select which sites to use.

I'm convinced that 90% of the users don't care (and don't want to care) about specific sites. The user just wants a script that gets him the best possible choice of lyrics, in the easiest fashion. In other words, a solution that "Just Works".

Apart from that I think your script(s) is great, and technically well implemented. The code is a joy to look at.
- Jul 11 2006

Wiki-Lyrics

Amarok 1.x Scripts by attendant 191 comments

Hi, I've just tried the latest version of your script. I've got one question:

I understand your lyrics script is a "meta" script, capable of querying multiple sites. So why do you list all the separate scripts in the Script Manager (executables), instead of listing just one script? I find this very confusing. In fact I had no idea which script to start.

Additionally, you install a script names "Lyrc", which conflicts with our bundled Lyrc script.

(This is markey posting, was too lazy to relogin)
- Jul 11 2006