On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 10:18 PM, Leandro Santiago
<leandrosansi
...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
> First I would like to thank you for the excellent program that is the
> gmm. I find it interesting to see a program that organize my music and
> is exceptionally lightweight (yes, I am speaking of amarok, which
> although excellent, has a time of very great burden for a player of
> songs :-)).
> And I am here to report a bug and make some suggestions for the
> programme:
> The story is about a bug when I try to use the program and my
> connection to the Internet is not active. In version 0.9.11 suddenly
> close the program.
You get a crash here? If can you reproduce it that would be helpfull.
> I just try to 0.9.13 and inactive when the network
> is the "freeze", although the audio continues playing. Assumed that
> this problem is related to the transmission of information from the
> track to my profile in last.fm, since this is the only part that
> depends on a connection, right? :-)
Yes, this currently a known issue. The DNS lookup will freeze
everything until it is done. This will be fixed in the next version.
> Sorry for the absence of a backtrace :-(
> And I have a few suggestions: the first is to support the
> internationalization. I have nothing against English, but I would like
> to see the program in my language - I am Brazilian and I am writing
> this text by google translate, so do not be alarmed with the
> grammatical errors :-) - without having to modify the code of the
> program . Fox allows this?
Support for internationalization is planned. Probably I'm going to use
gnu gettext. Patches are always welcome especially for one that would
update the build system to include gettext.
> We also find it interesting if it were implemented to support "tray
> icon" for the program.
I'm not so much interested in a tray icon. I think the fastest way to
get this working, would be to implement it in a separate program and
use dbus to do the communication with GMM. That program can be
implemented in for example python with gtk...
Thanks for trying out GMM!
Cheers,
Sander
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