Written by jamesisin the 6 Aug 08 at 03:40.

Seems like these, especially the search box, should be ubiquitous throughout the site--as in on every page.

Certainly add the search box to the other post pages, which seems to be a logical place from which one might desire to launch a search.

And add the submit button on the search results page.

Seems like these, especially the search box, should be ubiquitous throughout the site--as in on every page. Certainly add the search box to the other post pages, which seems to be a logical place from which one might desire to launch a search. And add the submit button on the search results page.

Written by jamesisin the 14 Apr 09 at 01:14.

If the DAAP share were to lie to iTunes about which MIME type it was sending (masking a flacs and oggs as QT movie files), the aforementioned local solution would allow playback of flacs and oggs across DAAP through iTunes.

More information here:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7055287

NOTE:

There is already a working DAAP plugin for Rhythmbox. It just needs to lie to iTunes so that when folks using Macs visit we Ubunut cats they can connect to the DAAP share too. This is a positive inroad for Ubuntu and flac usage. To the point, this is probably more likely to apply pressure to Apple than anything else (it would encourage a consumer demand for flac within their own user base).

Wikipedia points out:

"DAAP has also been implemented in other non-iTunes media applications such as Banshee, Amarok, Exaile (with a plugin), Songbird (with a plugin), Rhythmbox, and WiFiTunes."

If the DAAP share were to lie to iTunes about which MIME type it was sending (masking a flacs and oggs as QT movie files), the aforementioned local solution would allow playback of flacs and oggs across DAAP through iTunes. More information here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7055287 NOTE: There is already a working DAAP plugin for Rhythmbox. It just needs to lie to iTunes so that when folks using Macs visit we Ubunut cats they can connect to the DAAP share too. This is a positive inroad for Ubuntu and flac usage. To the point, this is probably more likely to apply pressure to Apple than anything else (it would encourage a consumer demand for flac within their own user base). Wikipedia points out: "DAAP has also been implemented in other non-iTunes media applications such as Banshee, Amarok, Exaile (with a plugin), Songbird (with a plugin), Rhythmbox, and WiFiTunes."

Written by Darwin Survivor the 14 Apr 09 at 22:09.

Apple, being a OS designed for audio/video/images guys should be able to implement a free, high-quality, lossless audio codec...

Apple, being a OS designed for audio/video/images guys should be able to implement a free, high-quality, lossless audio codec...

Written by jamesisin the 18 Feb 10 at 00:20.

Right-click on a Missing file (a group of them) to tell Rb where that file is now located.

In my example in the Description, I would select all the Teh Who files and point to the The Who folder. Rb would then re-associate all library information formerly of Teh Who with The Who (including playlist inclusions).

(This functionality exists currently, in iTunes, for example.)

Right-click on a Missing file (a group of them) to tell Rb where that file is now located. In my example in the Description, I would select all the Teh Who files and point to the The Who folder. Rb would then re-associate all library information formerly of Teh Who with The Who (including playlist inclusions). (This functionality exists currently, in iTunes, for example.)

Written by jamesisin the 11 Feb 10 at 18:56.

Other important options: WORKAROUND, BUG, CLOSED.

Of course, this is just a list. I am not specifically committed to the items on the list; rather I am promoting the spirit of including certain important closing options for threads.

Please see the comments for additional information.

Suppose this system were implemented. What would each label mean?

SOLVED: In this thread you will find a solution to the problem outlined in the original post and title.

WORKAROUND: In this thread you will find a workaround which will allow expected results in spite of the problem outlined in the original post and title.

BUG: In this thread you will find a link to a bug report and information on the thread-starter's particular situation (as outlined in the original post and title).

CLOSED: There is no resolution nor bug report. Perhaps the user rebuilt the system. Perhaps the matter resolved itself. Regardless, the OP no longer requires assistance and no useful solution should be expected within the thread.

Other important options: WORKAROUND, BUG, CLOSED. Of course, this is just a list. I am not specifically committed to the items on the list; rather I am promoting the spirit of including certain important closing options for threads. Please see the comments for additional information. Suppose this system were implemented. What would each label mean? SOLVED: In this thread you will find a solution to the problem outlined in the original post and title. WORKAROUND: In this thread you will find a workaround which will allow expected results in spite of the problem outlined in the original post and title. BUG: In this thread you will find a link to a bug report and information on the thread-starter's particular situation (as outlined in the original post and title). CLOSED: There is no resolution nor bug report. Perhaps the user rebuilt the system. Perhaps the matter resolved itself. Regardless, the OP no longer requires assistance and no useful solution should be expected within the thread.

Written by jamesisin the 6 Aug 08 at 03:35.

Is it possible to get this incremental release updated through the repositories?

Is it possible to get this incremental release updated through the repositories?

Written by jamesisin the 5 Apr 09 at 21:03.

I would like to see Ubuntu keeping up with Debian with updating Opera. (Currently I have switched to using the Debian repo.)

I would like to see Ubuntu keeping up with Debian with updating Opera. (Currently I have switched to using the Debian repo.)