Audiogalaxy thought it best to leave the interface-building to the open source community for the GNU/Linux version. While you can still use the web-based interface at audiogalaxy.com, there are some truly innovative clients like 6's Spiffy AudioGalaxy Query Tool (http://agqt.sourceforge.net/). It's console-based, but it's the best music finder I've ever seen.
The main problem with AudioGalaxy nowadays is that they block a lot of searches for legal reasons. Services like Gnutella and eDonkey are fully decentralised, and so don't have this problem. On Tue, 26 Mar 2002 16:36:22 -0700, Miark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The Linux version is simply a console-run client. You use your web > browser to search on the AudioGalaxy web site itself. I can't complain > about the web site interface--it's never stopped me from finding > anything and everything. > > Miark > > > And the million dollar question: Is it any good for finding music? I > > know the windows ver sucks donkey nuts. Does this one do better? > > > > Femme -- Sridhar Dhanapalan "It's less easy to be aware of the fact that your computer subtly comes with a preferred browser, which has a preferred search engine, and that the search engine is giving you answers which guide your shopping and are controlled by the company which controls your desktop. These are both bad for the public, bad for the competitive market." -- Tim Berners-Lee, founder of the World Wide Web
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