Nothing to say more:
http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/xmms2/
http://savannah.nongnu.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/xmms2/xmms2/

Salamo 3alaikom,

Though it is not a new piece of news for me I say congratulations to you for this step (finding a host for xmms2). Go forwards in your good way of programming ya Uni.

Salam.

Rabena ma3ak !!!

Maher

great step!

feature request: make it play nice with pthreads, please!

long-shot request: make it use qt :)

peace

Urgent request
Never make it compile under gentoo
:)

LOL

eh el ta7ayoz dah

LOL

tayeb lama ashofak ya Mohamed ISA fel siminar ha3rf ezay 2akne3ak be gentoo :P

Originally posted by mohamed
Urgent request
Never make it compile under gentoo
:)
boooooooo
gentoo rulez!

peace

Originally posted by OneOfOne
boooooooo
gentoo rulez!

peace

I would really want to see others see how gentoo manages the pkgs. Just look at how it manages the pkgs. Especially the pkgs.

Maher

Guys, is it only about package management ??
Then windows is perfect

Sorry to be off topic.

Regards

thanks all.
mohamed: sure it won't compile on windows and gentoo, don't worry :-)
OneOfOne: Qt ? YUK!

(-:

Originally posted by MaherG
I would really want to see others see how gentoo manages the pkgs. Just look at how it manages the pkgs. Especially the pkgs.

Maher
From the gentoo FAQ @ http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=30549
Why should I pick Gentoo over (insert favorite source distribution here)?

Gentoo has a strong support community, good documentation and for most people very few problems. Its package management system allows safe installation (merging) of new versions - the old one is kept until removed (cleaned). This solves many problems you'd otherwise encounter when installing from source and is a unique feature available only in Gentoo. Also, it's easy to globally enable support for something (e.g. mysql) - edit a single file and issue a single command, and everything that supports mysql will have been recompiled with support for it. Another Gentoo only feature. We think it's better, your mileage may vary, batteries not included.

Uniball: just wanted to let you know that there's a huge thread about xmms2 on Gentoo forums @ http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=78239&highlight=xmms2

peace

hey uniball check this https://listman.redhat.com/archives/xdg-list/2003-August/msg00177.html

it seems we have a naming conflict here ;-(

cheers,
Alaa

$^*$*%@$!%#_)(**&!!~#@
Now what!
That's what we are missing! Name clash ? :-(

Salamo 3alaikom,

While surfing www.gnomedesktop.org I noticed the following link. Visit the link ya Uniball to its end. You might want to communicate with the other end. The link is:
http://www.gnomedesktop.org/article.php?sid=1406

Salam.

If I to request any thing......

I hope u can make the size customizable by click and drag from the corner

The only thing I hate about xmms is that it has 2 sizes only, either normal "to me is small" or double the size which end up large

Thanks anyway.

Came across a working GTK2 port of xmms (http://beepmp.sf.net) and was surprised to know that Uniball was starting his own port. It would have been great if Uniball got his work done before that guy. We would have been proud.

He started work on the project just at the time Uniball announced xmms2.

Anyway, I've tried it and its coool. Seems stable to me too.

I think uniball dropped this ages ago.

he uses gqmpeg now (which has finaly been ported to GTK+2).

cheers,
Alaa