Cyril Brulebois wrote: > 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?)
mpg123 plays mp3 files and I do know how to use it. zomg is supposed to be a last.fm client and I would like to know how can I listen to my favourite station. > anyone’s mind to try to “zomg some_track_file.ext”? Maybe one should be > searching for clicky-clicky interfaces instead. As I've written in previous email, I meant the other function which is playing last.fm stations. I did use clickety-click client but I needed a console one and started using shell-fm. When I saw zomg I thought I might compare those two and maybe start using zomg in place of shell-fm, on which by the way I based my idea of how might a command-line last.fm client work. > 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. If I get the software from the distribution I expect to get the rest from the same place. BTW, don't you have a policy for that? Cheers, -- Raf -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
