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Re: Looks great!
by Mark Kretschmann on Sunday 13/Apr/2008, @03:13

Thanks dude :) We're also very excited about Amarok 2. Most of us devs already use it daily for music playing, and going back to Amarok 1 really feels like stone-age.

I guess it's a good sign that we enjoy using our own product (eating your own dog).

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Re: Looks great!
by Daniel Molkentin on Sunday 13/Apr/2008, @03:37

"Alarming: Amarok devs to convert to canibalism. News at ten." ;-)

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Re: Looks great!
by Narishma on Sunday 13/Apr/2008, @07:41

As far as I know eating dogs doesn't make you a cannibal.

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Re: Looks great!
by Jonathan Thomas on Sunday 13/Apr/2008, @08:43

Amarok symbol == wolf. The wolf is eating dogs.

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Re: Looks great!
by Phil on Monday 14/Apr/2008, @06:56

Microsoft's internal mantra is "eat your own dogfood", which means if you write code/a program, then you need to use it - you can't expect others to, if you don't. It's good to know the Amarok team use v2 on a daily basis, let's hope they spot the obscure bugs too and not just the obvious ones ;-)

Is it possible to skin/theme Amarok 2 to make it look like 1.4, just for the old school people?

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