Project Updates, and Call for Devs
Finally, I've moved from my home CVS server to the
super awesome SourceForge.Net
cvs server in order to support multiple developers. That means the most
bleeding edge stuff will be in CVS. Check that before the nightly
tarball.
As for the progress, due to some personal issues, the
project took a slight developmental hit. However, I'm starting to resume
my duties, and will be able to provide more frequent updates, and even a
new feature (it's a secret...but you'll like it...believe me). That's
all for now, folks -Aaron
Grooves Updated with more cool stuff!!!
Houston, we have session creation! I can't quite
get searching working...currently, iTMS just closes the connection.
Perhaps I'll emulate the real iTunes client more by following the
storefront requests (actually, with the modular HTTP stuff, it
shouldn't be too difficult to follow). I want to eventually get a
neat-o web browser front end like geko or even something terrible
like dillo as a widget so I can display the real front end that
Apple wants you all to see. Even more updates to follow in the comming
days/weeks/months. -Aaron
Grooves Updated
with some cool new stuff
K, I made some updates to the latest tar.bz2, and
added the initial session underpinnings. I'll put a link to the latest
stuff on the sidebar. :D Hopefully people start getting interested in
this, otherwise it'll just be me doing my own thing for myself, which
isn't as cool. More updates to follow in the comming
days/weeks/months. -Aaron
Grooves Alpha Begins
Grooves. That's right. Grooves. A GTK+ linux based iTunes store client. Since I just started working on it this week, there's not much available. Just a basic shell of a GUI and some awesomely good utilities in code. If anyone wants to help develop, send me some email at apconole [at] yahoo [dot] com.
Want to download it and get crackalackin'? Here is where you can find the latest grooves version. Want an MD5 sum to go with? No problemo. Always happy to help :D
Expect more to come in the next few weeks. Hopefully by next week, I'll have the basics (IE: being able to log in, search, and purchase music). Eventually, I'm looking to also have a patch available for GTKPod, allowing it to go to the iTunes store as well. That'd be schweet.
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