Amarok Fundraiser; Ego-searching

Thursday, October 5. 2006

Amarok Fundraiser; Ego-searching

We're having our annual fundraiser at Amarok and the response this year has probably been even more impressive then last year. The volume slider is up to $1841 after only a few days. Thanks to everyone who has contributed!

The Google Code Search has just gone live. And like any new search engine, the first thing you do is go ahead and search for yourself. Whats neat about the source code search engine is that actually your name is a good way to trace where code has gone, since it appears in the copyright statement. Some discoveries:

Digikam is using the delete dialog I added to Amarok. The funny thing is that I took this dialog from JuK. When does it become a candidate for kdelibs?
Some game I never heard of uses Amarok::StatusBar
Kuroo (a Gentoo portage frontend) uses Amarok's CollectionDb. Those poor people.
Transkode ported my stdin-listener from QtRuby to C++.

Posted by Ian Monroe in eean at 01:06 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Very cool Ian. Nice to see your good work spreading to things you didn't even know about.

I didn't know there was a fundraiser. Must take a look. I try to make a donation every year.

#1 ercan on 2006-10-05 09:50 (Reply)

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