Amarok - Revision history

JaroslavTulach at 09:37, 7 June 2013

2013-06-07T09:37:28Z

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	As the extension had to be written in [[JavaScript]], it took me a while to write it. The whole process felt to me like a ''browser based programming'' - editor opened on one side, browser on the other. Whenever I wanted to call a method on a object, I needed to seek in the browser. There was no connection between the editor and the documentation. Oh, those stone age days of programming!		As the extension had to be written in [[JavaScript]], it took me a while to write it. The whole process felt to me like a ''browser based programming'' - editor opened on one side, browser on the other. Whenever I wanted to call a method on a object, I needed to seek in the browser. There was no connection between the editor and the documentation. Oh, those stone age days of programming!

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JaroslavTulach at 07:32, 6 December 2011

2011-12-06T07:32:20Z

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	It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.		It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.

-	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension from [[~~Image~~:Randomize.amarokscript.tar.gz\|~~following page~~]] and ~~untar~~ it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.	+	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension from [[Media:Randomize.amarokscript.tar.gz\|here]] and install it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.

	As the extension had to be written in [[JavaScript]], it took me a while to write it. The whole process felt to me like a ''browser based programming'' - editor opened on one side, browser on the other. Whenever I wanted to call a method on a object, I needed to seek in the browser. There was no connection between the editor and the documentation. Oh, those stone age days of programming!		As the extension had to be written in [[JavaScript]], it took me a while to write it. The whole process felt to me like a ''browser based programming'' - editor opened on one side, browser on the other. Whenever I wanted to call a method on a object, I needed to seek in the browser. There was no connection between the editor and the documentation. Oh, those stone age days of programming!

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JaroslavTulach at 07:30, 6 December 2011

2011-12-06T07:30:11Z

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	It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.		It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.

-	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension ~~here:~~ [[Image:Randomize.amarokscript.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.	+	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension from [[Image:Randomize.amarokscript.tar.gz\|following page]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.
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		+	As the extension had to be written in [[JavaScript]], it took me a while to write it. The whole process felt to me like a ''browser based programming'' - editor opened on one side, browser on the other. Whenever I wanted to call a method on a object, I needed to seek in the browser. There was no connection between the editor and the documentation. Oh, those stone age days of programming!

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JaroslavTulach at 21:15, 30 November 2011

2011-11-30T21:15:35Z

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-	[[wikipedia:~~Amarok~~\|Amarok]] is a fancy music player for [[KDE]].	+	[[wikipedia:Amarok_(software)\|Amarok]] is a fancy music player for [[KDE]].

	Due to unfamous [[KDE]]'s policy to rewrite the whole system from scratch every few years, there is a currious situation - after each upgrade you find out that new versions of your favourite applications are missing some functionality that you were using a lot. The same situation happened to me with [[Amarok]] 2 and I reported it as a bug [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727].		Due to unfamous [[KDE]]'s policy to rewrite the whole system from scratch every few years, there is a currious situation - after each upgrade you find out that new versions of your favourite applications are missing some functionality that you were using a lot. The same situation happened to me with [[Amarok]] 2 and I reported it as a bug [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727].

JaroslavTulach at 21:14, 30 November 2011

2011-11-30T21:14:26Z

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	It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.		It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.

-	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here: [[~~File~~:Randomize.amarokscript.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.	+	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here: [[Image:Randomize.amarokscript.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.

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JaroslavTulach at 21:13, 30 November 2011

2011-11-30T21:13:15Z

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	It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.		It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.

-	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here: [[File:Randomize.~~amarok~~.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.	+	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here: [[File:Randomize.amarokscript.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.

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JaroslavTulach at 21:12, 30 November 2011

2011-11-30T21:12:40Z

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	It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.		It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.

-	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here: [[Randomize.amarok.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.	+	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here: [[File:Randomize.amarok.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.

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JaroslavTulach at 21:12, 30 November 2011

2011-11-30T21:12:29Z

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	It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.		It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.

-	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here:	+	If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here: [[Randomize.amarok.tar.gz]] and untar it into ''$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/''.

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JaroslavTulach: New page: Amarok is a fancy music player for KDE. Due to unfamous KDE's policy to rewrite the whole system from scratch every few years, there is a currious situation -...

2011-11-30T21:08:56Z

New page: Amarok is a fancy music player for KDE. Due to unfamous KDE's policy to rewrite the whole system from scratch every few years, there is a currious situation -...

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[[wikipedia:Amarok|Amarok]] is a fancy music player for [[KDE]].

Due to unfamous [[KDE]]'s policy to rewrite the whole system from scratch every few years, there is a currious situation - after each upgrade you find out that new versions of your favourite applications are missing some functionality that you were using a lot. The same situation happened to me with [[Amarok]] 2 and I reported it as a bug [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727].

I was missing an easy way to randomize the playlist. It is essential, I always pick few albums drag'n'drop them to the playlist, then randomize all the songs, look at the order, polish it a bit and then play them all.

It turned out (while discussing [https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=203727 203727]), that some sort of randomize functionality is there (but hidden by some extra complex and secret UI). I was using it for few months, but never was really satisfied (I could not do the manual polishing after the re-shuffling). Today I told myself - enough and wrote an extension in [[Javascript]] that adds the shuffle action to the Tools menu.

If you ever missed the shuffle functionality, don't wait anymore and download the extension here:

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