On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 2:34 AM, David Woodfall wrote:
> Since the demise of kscd there isn't really much of an
> alternative.
I play audio cds in deadbeef or vlc. Try DeaDBeeF, it's actually very
decent, and it plays flac+cue and lots of other formats.
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If you think of MS-DOS as mono, and Wi
Le 27/06/2011 01:30, David Woodfall a écrit :
What does the new version do that older one doesn't?
I'd say Grip3 is to Grip2 what a modern car is to a Trabant. You know,
these light gray cars sold in the Eastern Block until the late eighties.
My grandfather in Budapest had one, and he was ver
On (21:01 26/06/11), Nicolas Kovacs put forth the
proposition:
Le 26/06/2011 20:39, Grigorios Bouzakis a écrit :
Slackware itself provides at least two
applications that are capable of doing everything grip does, both
requiring KDE.
As an off-topic aside, I've found an interesting detail for
On (11:12 26/06/11), Nicolas Kovacs put forth the
proposition:
Hi,
The SBo repository currently holds a very ancient version of the
excellent audio CD ripper Grip. Version 2.96 has no GNOME
dependencies, but it's *very* old, it still relies on GTK1.
What does the new version do that older
On Sun, 26 Jun 2011 06:48:11 -0400
B Watson wrote:
[...]
> The whole point of having grip available is to avoid
> the "big" desktop libraries (both KDE and GNOME). I have a need for a
> GUI CD ripper that can run well on a crappy old laptop with minimal
> resource usage, and can be installed on S
Le 26/06/2011 20:39, Grigorios Bouzakis a écrit :
Slackware itself provides at least two
applications that are capable of doing everything grip does, both
requiring KDE.
As an off-topic aside, I've found an interesting detail for KDE users
while searching around for audio-ripping apps. Since i
B Watson wrote:
> <...>
>
> So, I'll submit an updated package for grip-2.96, renamed to grip2. In its
> README I'll mention that there's a much newer version called grip3. Should
> work out OK for everyone.
Since Nicolas Kovacs specifically said he isnt willing to maintain the
newer 3.y version o
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 10:21 AM, B Watson wrote:
> On 6/26/11, Nicolas Kovacs wrote:
>
>> Adding all the - ten or so - libs to the build queue in sbopkg and then
>> download and build them takes ten to fifteen minutes on a reasonable
>> recent PC. Of yourse, YMMV.
>
> If I wanted a GUI CD ripper
On 6/26/11, Nicolas Kovacs wrote:
> Adding all the - ten or so - libs to the build queue in sbopkg and then
> download and build them takes ten to fifteen minutes on a reasonable
> recent PC. Of yourse, YMMV.
If I wanted a GUI CD ripper on a reasonably recent PC, I'd just use the
one that comes
2011/6/26 Nicolas Kovacs :
> Le 26/06/2011 12:48, B Watson a écrit :
>>
>> If you (or anyone else) want to submit a build for the latest
>> Grip-with-Gnome, I'm willing to rename my grip build to "grip2"
>> or "grip-gtk" or something, and you can submit a "grip3" or maybe
>> "grip-gnome" build for
Le 26/06/2011 12:48, B Watson a écrit :
It's
also nice not to have to wait a couple hours for the Gnome libs to build,
on an older/slower/smaller system.
Adding all the - ten or so - libs to the build queue in sbopkg and then
download and build them takes ten to fifteen minutes on a reasonable
Le 26/06/2011 12:48, B Watson a écrit :
If you (or anyone else) want to submit a build for the latest
Grip-with-Gnome, I'm willing to rename my grip build to "grip2"
or "grip-gtk" or something, and you can submit a "grip3" or maybe
"grip-gnome" build for the newest version.
Yeah, grip2 vs. grip
On 6/26/11, Nicolas Kovacs wrote:
> I just experimented a bit, and found that the latest (GTK2) version of
> Grip has indeed some GNOME dependencies (as well as id3lib), but it's
> only something like less than a dozen, and what's more important,
> they're all currently on offer on SBo. In fact t
Hi,
The SBo repository currently holds a very ancient version of the
excellent audio CD ripper Grip. Version 2.96 has no GNOME dependencies,
but it's *very* old, it still relies on GTK1.
I just experimented a bit, and found that the latest (GTK2) version of
Grip has indeed some GNOME depende
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