Re: [Banshee-List] Banshee-by-default in Ubuntu talk - happening now
- From: shawn bright <nephish gmail com>
- To: banshee-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Banshee-List] Banshee-by-default in Ubuntu talk - happening now
- Date: Tue, 26 May 2009 15:50:11 -0500
Forgive me, but where can i find the version 1.50 ?
the link i saw was for 1.3.2
I am running ubuntu 9.04 and excited enough about banshee to run a dev version.
So, any links to a deb or PPA would be great.
thanks
shawn
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 3:42 PM, rickstone <rhadenstone gmail com> wrote:
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> Thanks for this. I'll check it out tonight.
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> precipitous wrote:
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>> Rickstone:
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>> The latest master for version 1.50 is available at
>> http://banshee-project.org/download/development/
>> There are excellent installation instructions there too, so you
>> shouldn't have any trouble with it. As I said before, I would urge you
>> to install it and check it out thoroughly before passing judgment on
>> the product. It is a huge leap forward from version 1.43.
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>> -Gregg
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>> rickstone wrote:
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>> While I appreciate that we all have differing opinions and that free
>> speech
>> is a valuable commodity, I, too have the right to it. The above opinion
>> is
>> far from FUD, but the truth. I have installed Banshee multiple times (and
>> reinstalled more than that) on different systems, on different OS
>> versions,
>> etc., and the issues that I am pointing out (that I have previously
>> pointed
>> out here, never getting a straight answer or any useful reply) are MY
>> experience and obviously the experience of others, noted by reading the
>> posts here. "File a bug" is hardly a helpful response to a question.
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>> The latest version of Banshee that I see available is 1.4.3...this version
>> has been out for some time and did nothing to solve any of the
>> aforementioned problems. This version does NOT appropriately support the
>> G1
>> as advertised (a fact echoed by many), and the cover art management is
>> abysmal. You can tell me I'm wrong, but I'm stating that this is MY
>> experience with this package. This is also the experience that many
>> others
>> have noted.
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>> I'm sorry if some people think that the truth (and the request for
>> intelligent input and responses) is FUD. I have asked here many times for
>> input on these issues and have received responses similar to the these.
>> This is sad. A logical response offering some assistance or possibly
>> asking
>> further questions IS appropriate. Simply telling someone to "file a bug"
>> is
>> not helpful or appropriate. Not every user wants to or has time to file
>> bugs. These are simple questions and if someone thinks that I and others
>> are either stupid or lying about G1, iPod and cover art support, then feel
>> free to point me (and the many others here who have asked about this) in
>> some positive direction.
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>> precipitous wrote:
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>> Rickstone:
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>> Before passing such harsh and (in my opinion) false judgment, I would
>> ask you to install the latest master for version 1.5. A huge number of
>> issues from version 1.43 have been resolved, and it works wonderfully.
>> I think that it is definitely the BEST choice for a default player for
>> future releases of Ubuntu. Rhythmbox is clunky, awkward, and never
>> going to get any better, whereas Banshee is easy, sexy, has great
>> Last.fm support, and is continually evolving...
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>> Cheers,
>>
>> Gregg
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>> rickstone wrote:
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>> Let's hope that this doesn't happen. Banshee is a completely unusable
>> mess
>> at this point and with release dates pushed back further and further and
>> no
>> fixes for advertised yet broken functionality nowhere on the horizon, this
>> would be a huge mistake. Rhythmbox may not be sexy, but it's rock solid.
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>> gabaug wrote:
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>> Ubuntu is holding its Developer Summit, and having a session right
>> *now* (just about to start) about whether to make Banshee the default
>> media application. You can listen in at
>> http://icecast.ubuntu.com:8000/room3.ogg.m3u
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>> There may be a Gobby document created at http://gobby.ubuntu.com/ at
>> some point. You can probably chat on IRC about it on freenode,
>> #ubuntu-devel-summit
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>> The Blueprint document that originated this session is here:
>> https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-karmic-default-media-player-choice
>> .
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>> Cheers!
>>
>> Gabriel
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