I'd just like to clear up something first. Is this the cvs version of zinf or what? If it's the cvs version ...heh. well you know. It's likely to change drastically still from the final release that I see rapidly approaching. We're getting the win32 build cleaned up rather quickly now and soon we'll have the cdpmo tackled for unix (as soon as i get time to really write the thing) and as for cdplayback in other OS's.. heh. that's gonna be an adventure. I just mention this because if you're going to make solaris packages of zinf you should know that there are serious aspects of zinf that are compilable but not functional yet.
Awesome to get some feedback on other OS's though. :) I'll take a look at these patches and merge them in if all checks out. On Wed, 2002-07-24 at 20:35, Anders Nordby wrote: > Hello, > > >From to time I have played a little with trying to make Freeamp work in > Solaris, as I use Solaris quite much on the desktop. Today I finally had > some success. At least it runs without crashing, and I can stream files > + play MP3s from disk. With /usr/dt/bin/sdtaudiocontrol, I can select > whether I want to use the internal speaker, the internal sound card, or > both. It seems stable too! > > Test setup: > > * Sun Blade 100 running Solaris 8 10/01 with GNOME 2 beta 1 from > www.sun.com/software. > * Gcc 3.1, glib 1.2.10, gtk 1.2.10, gdkpixbuf 0.11.0 and freetype 1.3.1 > from sunfreeware.com. > > Packages made: > > * http://anders.fix.no/solaris/pkg/sol8/sparc32-64/zinf-2.2.0-sol8-sparc64-local.gz > * >http://anders.fix.no/solaris/pkg/sol8/sparc32-64/musicbrainz-1.1.0-sol8-sparc64-local.gz > > Patches used: > > * Attached. > > Screenshot of player in use: > > * http://anders.fix.no/test/grab_solaris8+gnome2+zinf.png > > If there is some interest in Solaris support in the CVS repository, I'll > consider trying to maintain it. > > Thanks for making such a nice sound player - the best opensource one > IMHO! > > Cheers, > > -- > Anders. > ---- _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.freeamp.org/mailman/listinfo/freeamp-dev
