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Lechio

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Thanks LechioPT will have to try that when I get gentoo installed, I am posting from links2

I didn't even think this was possible! Goes to show how much of the computer world is missed

using windows.  Things I never knew..........

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Welcome to the wonderfull world of text :cool:

Once u come in, u will never go back. Checkout this window manager http://www.nongnu.org/ratpoison/ :)

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Back to Basics:

Fvwm

Bluecurve (modified)

Gmpc (via subversion)

*I still need to pipe torsmo-cvs' results to a module, somehow*

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Is that Playlist Manager part of the gmpc build you checked out of subversion? It looks interesting, so I grabbed the latest source from subversion, but it still has the same ol' playlist editor.

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Is that Playlist Manager part of the gmpc build you checked out of subversion? It looks interesting, so I grabbed the latest source from subversion, but it still has the same ol' playlist editor.

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Yah, it's the latest (well, as of 8 hrs ago) from gmpc trunk.

I'm having trouble accessing the repository right now, though, so I can't check.

edit: Btw, this may seem silly of me to ask :pinch:, but are you sure you're running the right binary? Make sure you're running the /usr/local/bin/ binary, rather than the one that portage moved to /usr/bin/.

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Yah, it's the latest (well, as of 8 hrs ago) from gmpc trunk.

I'm having trouble accessing the repository right now, though, so I can't check.

edit: Btw, this may seem silly of me to ask :pinch:, but are you sure you're running the right binary? Make sure you're running the /usr/local/bin/ binary, rather than the one that portage moved to /usr/bin/.

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Well, I don't have gmpc installed via portage at the moment, so portage has nothing to do with it. I just checked out the trunk, and built it myself. I've not even installed it into path yet, and I won't until I'm sure I've got the right version. I'll try checking out again...

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Well, I don't have gmpc installed via portage at the moment, so portage has nothing to do with it. I just checked out the trunk, and built it myself. I've not even installed it into path yet, and I won't until I'm sure I've got the right version. I'll try checking out again...

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[update] I checked it out again and rebuilt it, and its all working now. Weird.

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Nothing fancy

Distro: Nothing Other Than Good ol Gentoo

Wall: More Fun Than Tekken

Colorscheme: Custom

Deco's: Plastik

Term: ATerm, Embedded / Shaded Windowed

SK: Customized sys_mon Theme / Liquid Weather Theme

XMMS Skin: Raj Something, it's in your massive xmms skin list ;)

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