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by pinda on Tuesday 22/Jan/2008, @07:06

I noticed the coverflow like collection browser in one of the screenshots in this article. I've got the technology preview of Amarok installed on my system, but can't find how to enable this feature. Does anybody here now how to do this, since it looks really nice, and I'd like to test it.

Oh, and Amarok2 is starting to look really promising. I really like the new playlist! Thanks for all the work, amarok people!

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Re: Coverflow?
by Juan Ignacio Pumarino on Tuesday 22/Jan/2008, @08:17

I installed the Kubuntu packages. I can enable CoverBling in Settings/Configure Amarok/Appearance/Use CoverBling.

It doesn't appear to do much for the time being, anyway.

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Re: Coverflow?
by pinda on Tuesday 22/Jan/2008, @09:44

d'oh, I looked over it... thanks...

It looks nice btw... I hope it gets functional soon.

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Re: Coverflow?
by Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen on Tuesday 22/Jan/2008, @14:27

CoverBling is, as the name suggests, bling and nothing else. Concepts exist exploring the idea of expanding the concept from Apple's coverflow uselessness into a much more useful thing, but as for code, none currently exists bar this proof of concept. Sorry :)

If you want to help, of course... ;)

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Playing Streams
by Bobby on Wednesday 23/Jan/2008, @01:43

I can't even get the included streams (ShoutCast for eg.) to play, as a matter of fact nothing is working like it was with KDE 4 RC1 an RC2. I just don't know why. I even tried to play mp3 files but the program crashes constantly.

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