On Mon, 2005-04-18 at 22:18 +0200, Christophe Fergeau wrote: > Le lundi 18 avril 2005 Ã 18:17 +0200, Oliver Lemke a Ãcrit : > > > So, winamp, xmms and muine remove songs from what they use as a queue > > > after playing them? > > > > Muine does. IIRC it removes the played songs if you hit Ctrl-D. > > Yeah, so do xmms and winamp if you select the songs that have been > played and hit del or whatever. > I meant "as soon as they are played" > > Can I get a real reason (ie one which isn't "queue should be that way" > and "it's cool") now? Please? ;) I don't care about the songs after I listened to them through the queue. So, my queue list will grow larger and larger. I would find it very annoying if I had to remove the songs piling up there manually. And just leaving them in there forever is messy. Think of a few hundred old songs in the queue and you want to use the scrollbar to scroll through the ten songs you have just added. :-( > [sorry, I'm probably being a real pita, but well, I mentioned one > advantage if you keep the played songs in the queue, and noone provided > any reason for removing the songs from the queue even after me asking > that for the 3rd or 4th time] Now here's at least one. :-) -- so long, oliver Public GPG Key: http://www.core-dump.info/olemke-public.asc Fingerprint: 2389 0B2C 1AA8 4E3E D5AD 3B72 00DB ABDC 73ED C558
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