Mauro Lizaur dijo [Sat, Oct 02, 2010 at 08:49:12PM -0300]:
> > [Lars Wirzenius]
> > > Now, if you wanted to make a service that allows DFSG-free music to be
> > > easily found and downloaded ("installed"), that would be a welcome
> > > addition, though even that would not necessarily really be what
On Sun, Oct 03, 2010 at 05:04:21AM -0300, Mauro Lizaur wrote:
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> 2010-10-03, Josselin Mouette:
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> > Le samedi 02 octobre 2010 à 20:49 -0300, Mauro Lizaur a écrit :
> > > Perhaps making a front-end for Jamendo?
> >
> > You mean, like the one which is already here in rhythmbox?
> >
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> Y
2010-10-03, Josselin Mouette:
> Le samedi 02 octobre 2010 à 20:49 -0300, Mauro Lizaur a écrit :
> > Perhaps making a front-end for Jamendo?
>
> You mean, like the one which is already here in rhythmbox?
>
Yeap. Exactly that one.
(Except that not all of us use Rythmbox.)
Saludos,
Mauro
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Le samedi 02 octobre 2010 à 20:49 -0300, Mauro Lizaur a écrit :
> Perhaps making a front-end for Jamendo?
You mean, like the one which is already here in rhythmbox?
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2010-10-02, Peter Samuelson:
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> [Lars Wirzenius]
> > Now, if you wanted to make a service that allows DFSG-free music to be
> > easily found and downloaded ("installed"), that would be a welcome
> > addition, though even that would not necessarily really be what the core
> > of Debian is: prod
[Lars Wirzenius]
> Now, if you wanted to make a service that allows DFSG-free music to be
> easily found and downloaded ("installed"), that would be a welcome
> addition, though even that would not necessarily really be what the core
> of Debian is: producing an operating system.
Indeed, that sou
On la, 2010-10-02 at 14:16 +0200, Pontus Andersson wrote:
> Hi all. I read about the Ubuntu music store today and I thought it
> could be a good idea to build something like it for Debian.
> But instead of offering mp3 files it should be ogg. And you should be
> able to buy single son
Hi all. I read about the Ubuntu music store today and I thought it could be
a good idea to build something like it for Debian.
But instead of offering mp3 files it should be ogg. And you should be able
to buy single songs, not just albums.
music store
Clamz is a little command-line program to download MP3 files from Amazon.com's
music store. It is intended to serve as a substitute for Amazon's official MP3
Downloader, which is not free software (and therefore is only available in
binary form for a limited set of platforms.)
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