[Please keep the bugreport in Cc.] > > Let’s see how it goes just after installation. > > [cut] > > OK. No argument. And then? What is this program supposed to do? > > Submit the played tracks to last.fm? Don't you think it could be > > useful to give it some tracks to play? > > [cut] > > (Z)OMG, that works! > > First of all, I'm not psychic and cannot guess how does it work > without even a few hints, besides I meant the player function.
I’m not psychic either, and I had no clue about zomg before you started reporting a grave bug against it. Nonetheless, I had it working. I guess the “No arguments” was such a hint. (Another one is the dependencies, amongst which “mpg123”. Maybe they work in a similar way?) > ZOMG is a console-based last.fm client written in Z-Shell. It can > submit the music tracks you play to last.fm via the Audioscrobbler > protocol, and it can play last.fm radio stations. So. A console-based client playing tracks? And it wouldn't come to anyone’s mind to try to “zomg some_track_file.ext”? Maybe one should be searching for clicky-clicky interfaces instead. > > I still don’t think so. Let’s see what Clint think about this. > > Software without interactive interface which doesn't have any docs or > help options is unusable to most. Is unusable to users that don’t want to think about a possible usage a minimum, and are unable to search for a few documentation on teh intarwebs. Cheers, -- Cyril Brulebois
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