Vagalume: last.fm on your N800
Berto has announced his nice last.fm player for Maemo. It is GPL, stable, you can listen to your favorite radio, and the binary is less than 50k. No excuse for not using it.
Categories: FreeSoftware, Gnome, Igalia
- This blog post explains some of the experiments that we have been doing to combine #HTML5 and native in #GNOME: #igalia
http://t.co/tbhLnZke - Video of Andy Wingo's talk on JavaScriptCore (WebKit's built-in JavaScript engine) at JSConf 2012: #igalia
http://t.co/z9n3zvtr - "Try as we may to make a silence, we cannot" John Cage
- Nice Saturday session at our Master on Free Software. Talked about GNOME, Maemo/Moblin/LiMo/MeeGo/Tizen, WebOS, boot2gecko and more. #igalia
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I sold my N800. Good enough excuse?
Asks for userid and password. Won’t accept what is entered in settings. Any clue?
paul, Vagalume should only ask for username and password when they’re not defined. Then it should try to connect in all cases, and if the settings are wrong it should display an error dialog.
Are your username and password unusually short or long or do they have any special character other than ascii letters, numbers or underscores ?
Thanks for testing the program, if you have further questions please e-mail me or post a comment in my blog.
Thanks for the great SW — love it. I am new to Last.fm and Vagalume and N800. Where can I can a good user guide for Vagalume/Last.fm. Thanks again.
suth, the Last.fm tour is probably what you’re looking for