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June 23, 2007
June 17, 2007
m3uMaker 1.5
m3uMaker 1.5 is finally available (see the project’s page for downloads and more information).
m3uMaker is a bash script that allows command line creation of m3u playlists for files within a certain folder. It is very flexible and can create playlists of files with any given set of terminations and immediately enqueue it (and play it, if you want) on any scriptable audio player.
An auxiliary configuration file for Konqueror is provided so playlists can be created/enqueued/played while browsing.
Until today, the only supported player was XMMS, but version 1.5 allows user specified enqueue/play commands to be used. Native support for Amarok has been added (’cause this is currently my player of choice).
Needless to say: m3uMaker is free… enjoy
[edit: a bug related to dereferencing symbolic links has been crushed, so the available version is 1.5.1]
June 12, 2007
June 10, 2007
Fred the web
I am making available a small program (a script, actually) I’ve been working on for the past few days.
It goes by the name Fred and is a light, easy to use and straightforward rss generator meant for websites updated often but where the installation of heavy content managment tools would be overshooting.
I have two personal use-cases already, and will get them running a.s.a.p.: a feed with general information and news on my band (next shows, etc..) and a feed for updates our projects at suwud.com.
There’s still a long road ahead, but I beleive I finally got to a USABLE version and that, my friend, is what I call a development milestone.
It should work on most of the regular unix-like systems (Linux, MacOSX, etc..) but then again, it might just not. The source code and some more information are available at ricardobirmann.com/projects