helios on August 15, 2007, 08:36:36 AM
No, that is actually the name of the program.  Listen.  It is a remarkable music app, and yes I realize we have dozens of them, but Listen seems to have gotten all of the things it does right.   it seems to do most everything.  While I am a KDE User, there are some gnome libraries I load so I can use a few gnome apps in my setup.  Listen is one of them.  Unfortunately, it is a nightmare to compile.

It is now 2 AM and I have just finished putting this machine together.  We had some misfortune here and our computers were ruined by a lightning strike.  I have managed to salvage one from the other 5.  At any rate, I am back up now and will try to get the rest of the documentation out later this morning.  Now I must sleep.

And please...will the wizards that weave the magic here try to get Listen into our distro?  It really is wonderful.

helios

Anurag Bhandari on August 15, 2007, 10:50:25 AM
After looking at screenshots of Listen, it seems what Amarok is to KDE, Listen is to GNOME. It look likes an enhanced Rhythmbox.  :P

Anyway, can you list out the dependencies required by Listen?

Merlin Whitewolf on November 16, 2007, 04:05:21 AM
The rpm for Listen should be in the PCLOS repos soon. ;) :D

Anurag Bhandari on November 16, 2007, 01:47:15 PM
The rpm for Listen should be in the PCLOS repos soon. ;) :D

Nice to know that.  :)

Merlin Whitewolf on November 16, 2007, 03:50:02 PM
We just need to wait on Texstar's approval and then testing. :D He hasn't informed me of any packaging issues with it, so we can perhaps hope for its passing of the app testing.