October 20, 2005 – 2:03 am
I’m done with the version 0.1 of the WAPc plugin. I would like to thank piman from QuodLibet’s team. He helped me solve the main problem that was causing the plugin to freeze! :)
You can find more info (and a download link) about the plugin here.
October 18, 2005 – 4:36 am
Well the previous QuodLibet plugin I coded was fun(what I can say, I love python ) so I decided to take it to the next level! I’m coding a new plugin named WAPc. It is base on the previous plugin (SimilarArtist) but instead of just retrieving a list of similar artist, it goes one step […]
October 17, 2005 – 4:41 am
I decided to open my own projects wiki.
It’s easier to maintain bugs and versions with the wiki tools and it’s also easier for anyone to report bugs etc…
October 16, 2005 – 1:03 pm
There are a lots of programming tools (IDE, editors etc.) available for linux. I tried several of them (mainly for python and php ) including: Eric3, SciTE, BlueFish, Gedit, NVU, Quanta and more…
So far my choices are:
-SciTE: for Python , and C++
-BlueFish: for PHP and HTML
They seemed to be the most stable and practical choices […]
October 16, 2005 – 10:20 am
Hey I just want to give a quick thank to ashtophet, for taking the time to leave some feedback about the plugin. It is really appreciated, and totally unexpected after only 1 day of putting this blog online! ;)
Thanks again.
October 16, 2005 – 4:30 am
Ok I said I was going to post a screenshot of the plugin in action, well I am no liar so here it is:
As you can see it’s pretty straight-forward. You right click on a song >> Plugins >> Show similar artists. A list of similar artists will appear. Select one and google it.
October 15, 2005 – 10:40 pm
I downloaded a nice mp3 player for Gnome yesterday: Quod Libet. It’s highly customizable and has a really nice library search engine based on RegEx. I decided to write my own plugin for it: SimilarArtist. The plugins will suggest a list of artist that you might like based on the selected song. The data is […]
October 15, 2005 – 8:49 pm
Well, this is mostly a programming blog so…let’s start with the traditional Hello, World!