Re: [orca-list] distribution for netbook

[Justin Harford <blindstein gmail com>]

you know I think I have ended up doing something like that. I went to
the directory of the desired songs and typed

nautilus "album name"

and it just opens the file window of the music I want. Then I just
ctrl a to select it all and open it in the movie player. Works great.
Thanks guys.

I sure would like more command line in my life, but unfortunately I am
not really comfortable with it, and would not know off-hand how to do
regular tasks on the consol, such as email, music, internet etc.
Though I am aware vaguely of ways that exist.

Thanks again. The fact that I am writing this email from linux tells
me that I am moving along.

Regards
Justin

On 12/11/11, Jason White <jason jasonjgw net> wrote:
> Justin Harford <blindstein gmail com> wrote:
> > Hmm, well I guess I could try to not put all my artists in one basket. I
> > wonder if a go around would be to go into the music folder through the
> > gnome-terminal and open an artist from there.
>
> You could just use the shell for the entire operation with commands such as
> cd, ls, find, id3v2, and so on, then run mplayer or whatever you're using to
> play the audio files.
>
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