Re: A Music Management Recommendation?

dotism wrote:
machinebacon wrote:

Now I'm curious!

Is there a way to simultaneously install a .deb package's dependencies when using dpkg? I am getting so tired of being denied an install due to dependencies when it seems like they could just be installed on-the-fly.

I know this is stupid and newbie embarrassment, but I have to learn someway smile

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think dpkg -i [package] will install the package but not triggered to work until you fulfill all the dependencies (accomplished via "apt-get -f install").

Re: A Music Management Recommendation?

BoredOOMM wrote:

You will be back in two weeks after the bugs.

Which are what? I'm using kaffeine + amarok already ~ 1 y

Thinkpad X220 with 1.gen Samsung SSD on #! Statler XFCE (unstable repos)

Re: A Music Management Recommendation?

I'm a big fan of Banshee. Works with my Creative Zen X-Fi, handles my music well, and I like being able to explore my collection via album art (because I have way too many albums and recognise half of them by the album art rather than name)
http://banshee.fm/

I'd try Gmusic but it doesn't support .wma (according to the site) and a lot of my music is, sadly, in .wma.

All we ever were, just zeroes and ones.

Re: A Music Management Recommendation?

kowloonboy wrote:

@dotism

Consider upgrading SID, so you don't need to keep doing apt-pinning, I recommend this guide written by someone who smell like a combo of machine and bacon. lol

I am at this moment testing an upgrade to sid using mechanical pork's howto on a netbook running the February release of #!... If it goes well, especially if wireless networking functions, I plan on upgrading my main machine over the weekend (the next few days).

Re: A Music Management Recommendation?

^ You should have an easier transition with the Feb release than with the new one, BTW

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