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And that it only adds a file to the playlist doesn't feel right at the device in daily usage. :rolleyes: At the moment the playback stops and the current audiofile resums playing from the beginnung if a file is added to the playlist. It's confusing. And the whole behavior depends on the play/pause state, too. :( And to clarify: (and apology to thp) I hear podcasts exclusively on my N900. Because of that I don't have a gpodder onlineaccout, too. ;) I would say I don't need it at the moment. :) |
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I hope on sunday after the big family meal... :) |
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No problem man. But it's good if you try out the git code because I just made some pretty huge changes. All gtk code is now in its own directory, just preparing for supporting more graphical toolkits. I can promise though that as long as I maintain panucci gtk and gstreamer will always be supported. Everything else will be additional stuff.
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So. I've copied the git code from today to my N900. Here is my report:
Here you have some screenshots to see how it looks at the moment: |
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The settings are not stored so you must edit panucci.conf manually if you want to make them permanent. Set your defaults once should be ok. And could you give me some hints on how to fix the settings window? Or do it yourself. :D
And about your problem to start panucci. Could you paste your /usr/share/applications/panucci.desktop . I don't know exactly how panucci is installed on n900 but look in /opt/panucci for clues. Maybe the panucci file should be there instead of /usr/bin? Maybe /usr/bin/panucci should just be a symlink to /opt/panucci/bin/panucci ? But yeah, gotta make the settings dialog a tad prettier, nice that it works though. Edit: The settings dialog code starts on line 431 here: https://github.com/xerxes2/panucci/b...kui/gtkmain.py As you see i've just dumped everything in it and have not a clue whatsoever what it looks like on n900. |
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I looked into the file and I saw python code. So I replaced it by the file in the bin folder at git. But perhaps it was a symlink to the file somewhere else. It's something I haven't understood so far. /usr/bin/panucci is definitely not a binary. But normaly I'm able to execute it simply by typing panucci. :confused: Quote:
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Hmm, so where did you put the panucci file? Dammit what an annoying problem. From what I can see it should work if the file is put in /usr/bin so dunno why it doesn't.
Edit: Ok I looked in the package now and panucci should be put in /usr/bin and the rest in /opt/panucci/ . Maybe the file isn't executable. Just run as root "chmod 755 /usr/bin/panucci" . |
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I've checked this already. It was and is executable. But this doesn't matter. A python file is not a binary. And you need always python to start the file: python /usr/bin/panucci
Hmm... I will remove now the git code and install panucci again from the repos. Perhaps I could see a symlink or something like that. Edit: No symlink as far as I can see. Perhaps something new for me I can't understand so far... (the N900 is my first Linux Device :o) |
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Nope, if the file is executable it does not need python before sto start. Try to run "panucci" and see for yourself.
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But perhaps you're right. This works: Code:
cd /usr/bin/ Okay, as soon as I copy the panucci file from the git bin folder to /usr/bin/ I got this: Code:
cd /usr/bin/ |
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