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Wednesday, June 6. 2007

One might have noticed, that I'm currently quite active in kubuntu-devel, at least compared to 2 weeks before. This is because I'm right now as motivated as never seen before, to get Kubuntu in best shape possible, and this by all means.

Fact is, by ensuring Kubuntu is the most proper Distro it's easier to promote it, and therfore to promote KDE and the default Kubuntu apps (i.e. Amarok). So I'm currently busy packaging every more or less usable application on kde-apps.org. When Gutsy enters freeze, I'll try to get some bugs sorted, assure quality and have a look at the translations....

So Gutsy will hopefully kick everyone's ass

In Amarok news Lydia and I thought about promoting Amarok @ FrosCon (kind of smaller LinuxTag thing in Germany), so we will have to get in contact with KDE and Kubuntu-de about coordination (I also need a money supply for the flight

. The good thing is: markey has to come as well, as it's not really far away from $HOME.

Hm, while writing "flight", I had to think of "filelight" ... which finally entered Gutsy in version 1.0!!!! Still we need to sort the debian <-> ubuntu breakage issue.

Anyway, this morning I did the fastest fix quickie in my whole life. 30 seconds including error evaluation, file opening, reuploading and testing .... all that just before I went off for school, bu now the search in the Amarok wiki works again ^_^

Posted by Harald Sitter in apachelogger at 10:48 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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I'm using Amarok in Kubuntu and I stumbled upon your blog while searching for a solution to a problem I'm having with the cover manager in Amarok. It seems to have lost the ability to find covers. Even if I remove a previously found cover, it does not find the cover. I thought it might be a matter of case sensitivity, but that doesn't seem to be the problem. Do you have any ideas?

#1 Steve on 2007-07-02 18:56 (Reply)

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