Charles Samuels is this week's subject for the popular series of questions from Tink in the not less famous People... series of interviews. Here is your chance to learn a bit about the author of the multimedia swiss army knife that comes with KDE-2.x, popularly known as Noatun. Charles notes that Jason Katz-Brown knows how to pronounce this unforgettable name.
Comments:
Re: People behind KDE: Charles Samuels - Craig black - 2001-03-13
Makes me fell like a piece of crap 28 year old with no codeing skills.
Craig
Re: People behind KDE: Charles Samuels - Googel - 2001-05-10
To cod at 16 is nice, but it is not too late for you to start coding too. Good luck
Re: People behind KDE: Charles Samuels - mre - 2001-03-13
is it possible to use esound or oss instead of arts with noatun?
I agree - Rimmer - 2001-03-14
I get lots of freezes (in noatun)while trying to play mp3. Killing noatun and restarting it = no sound. I suspect these problems are arts related. Anyone know how to kill arts and restart it?
Re: I agree - not me - 2001-03-15
Yeah, just go to the "sound server" part of KControl, uncheck and then re-check a box, and click "apply." That will restart aRts. However, if you are having problems with aRts, simply killing and restarting it will not do much good. Playing with the response time slider helped a lot for me.
aRts isn't perfect yet, hopefully in the future it will become bug-free.
Re: People behind KDE: Charles Samuels - Erik Kjær Pedersen - 2001-03-14
I agree it is really a shame that kmysql has been abandoned. It means we have to maintain kde1 compatibility forever.
Re: People behind KDE: Charles Samuels - Tony Johnson - 2001-03-14
check out http://www.ksql.org
Re: People behind KDE: Charles Samuels - Erik Kjær Pedersen - 2001-03-14
Appears to be pretty inactive. I hope I am wrong though
Erik Kjær Pedersen