Hi,

2008 m. April 23 d., Wednesday, Carlos Alvarez raðë:
> Kontact 4.0.70
Alpha1 is planned for this one (this week) (in external repo probably).

> K3B 1.95
how usable is it?

> Amarok 2 Alpha
oh, there is no Amarok2 *Alpha*. And current snapshot depends on taglib 1.5
which is not in Debian unstable/experimenal just yet, but probably will be
soon. In other words, you should see Amarok 2 in experimental when official
Amarok 2 Alpha1 (or Beta or whatever the next release is called) is released.

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On Wednesday, 23 April 2008 2:19 am, Carlos Alvarez wrote:
> Kontact 4.0.70, K3B 1.95 and Amarok 2 Alpha are available
> for Opensuse. Can we expect the same from Debian soon?
>
> Cheers


Hold on, I have K3B on my Etch system. SuSE combined various
items and called it Kontact. Similarly to Kinternet is also a SuSE
thing. As far as a music player is concerned I prefer XMMS over
Amarok. The lack of it in SuSE 10.3 is one of many thing I found
disappointing that version when I made the move to it.

If you downloaded only one of the disks and installed from that
this may be why you are lacking certain items. You can either
go to the debian site of search for your favorite packages there:

http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages

or download the other 2 (DVDs) and have the system include
those so you can have the whole distro available to you.

If you are using SuSE 10.1 of later try giving a Debian a chance.
I made the move after loading SuSE 10.3. I find Debian to be a
nicely put together system. (Much better than SuSE 10.3)

Hope this helps in some way.


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On 2008-04-23, Walt L. Williams wrote:
> On Wednesday, 23 April 2008 2:19 am, Carlos Alvarez wrote:
>> Kontact 4.0.70, K3B 1.95 and Amarok 2 Alpha are available
>> for Opensuse. Can we expect the same from Debian soon?
>>
>> Cheers
>
>
> Hold on, I have K3B on my Etch system.

Yes. but that's not the kde4 version. k3b 1.9x are for kde4.

> SuSE combined various
> items and called it Kontact.

No. Kontact is a kde thing. not a suse thing.

> Similarly to Kinternet is also a SuSE
> thing. As far as a music player is concerned I prefer XMMS over
> Amarok. The lack of it in SuSE 10.3 is one of many thing I found
> disappointing that version when I made the move to it.

xmms has been removed from debian post etch.


/Sune


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Sune Vuorela wrote, on 2008-04-23 22:41:
> On 2008-04-23, Walt L. Williams wrote:
>> On Wednesday, 23 April 2008 2:19 am, Carlos Alvarez wrote:
>>> Kontact 4.0.70, K3B 1.95 and Amarok 2 Alpha are available
>>> for Opensuse. Can we expect the same from Debian soon?
>>>
>>> Cheers
>>
>> Hold on, I have K3B on my Etch system.
>
> Yes. but that's not the kde4 version. k3b 1.9x are for kde4.
>
>> SuSE combined various
>> items and called it Kontact.
>
> No. Kontact is a kde thing. not a suse thing.
>
>> Similarly to Kinternet is also a SuSE
>> thing. As far as a music player is concerned I prefer XMMS over
>> Amarok. The lack of it in SuSE 10.3 is one of many thing I found
>> disappointing that version when I made the move to it.
>
> xmms has been removed from debian post etch.

Pardon the off topic post but I do run KDE under Debian unstable.

I filed a bug against audacious as I can't get it to avoid skipping
under load. xmms correctly configured will avoid skipping except under
the most extreme load conditions (manually built under Debian unstable,
PII-266 / 256 MiB RAM).

Any suggestions for an "officially" supported audio player that won't
skip under load on Debian unstable / KDE?

Arthur.


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