[Rhythmbox-devel] Suggestions for Rhythmbox
- From: list <list notthemessiah net>
- To: rhythmbox-devel gnome org
- Subject: [Rhythmbox-devel] Suggestions for Rhythmbox
- Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 13:48:01 -0400
I am using Ubuntu, and have been primarily a KDE user until this point, so
I'm used to having a little more control over my media player. (amarok)
Rhythmbox is nice and simple, but I have a few suggestions that would make
it better (of course I realize that 'better' is my subjective opinion).
Make the app stay in the panel notification area (system tray) when the
main window is closed (more like Gaim's buddy list). I am aware that you
can just click the musical note to do this, but I think it's pretty
standard and more intuitive to have the close button do the same job.
Allow for a few more setup options--such as a directory (or better, group
of directories) that is scanned every x minutes or hours, and maybe on
startup, so if a person has a library that is changing, the program will
update.
Allow tracks to be re-organized by hand in the main window. You can
arrange them on a playlist, but not in the main window--why not?
Use same method of accepting http stream addresses as XMMS--I currently
have to use XMMS when I open a stream in my browser. I just get an error
when I send the stream to rhythmbox.
And the most important suggestion (and most difficult to impliment)--no
music player, that I know of, (other than winamp 5.x) will directly
download lists of mp3 streams, and let the user bookmark and quickly
search them. There must be a way to emulate winamp and provide this
functionality... Maybe it's not possible, but it'd be nice.
Thanks for listening to my ideas--I realize that most of them are small
complaints, but they really do add up. Keep up the awesome work on the
nearly awesome music application!
--Dean
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