Amarok_XML_LCD
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Amarok XML LCD is a ruby script that enables data from Amarok to be displayed on an LCD screen using LCDproc, the LCD daemon. More information on LCDproc can be found at:http://lcdproc.omnipotent.net
The script initialises several different screens that represent different states of the Amarok engine and displays these screens on the LCD. Each of the screens are fully user configurable; using a simple XML configuration file the user can add new widgets of their choice.
Along with widgets the user also has access to a host of Amarok DCOP commands that allow data to be retrieved from the Amarok engine.
12 years ago
02/11/08 - Support site up http://www.swannonline.co.uk/amarok_xml_lcd/
30/10/08 - HTML user guide added to script file
30/10/08 - Screenshot added
29/10/08 - support site down
29/10/08 - v0.1 initial release
12 years ago
02/11/08 - Support site up http://www.swannonline.co.uk/amarok_xml_lcd/
30/10/08 - HTML user guide added to script file
30/10/08 - Screenshot added
29/10/08 - support site down
29/10/08 - v0.1 initial release
Support-Box
Amarok_XML_LCD is part of KDE Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
Other Amarok 1.x Scripts:
freefred
12 years ago
(Some suggestions?)
/home/freefred/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/Amarok_XML_LCD.rb:145:in `initialize': Connection refused - connect(2) (Errno::ECONNREFUSED)
from /home/freefred/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/Amarok_XML_LCD.rb:145:in `new'
from /home/freefred/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/Amarok_XML_LCD.rb:145:in `initialize'
from /home/freefred/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/Amarok_XML_LCD.rb:707:in `new'
from /home/freefred/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/Amarok_XML_LCD.rb:707
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sjs205
12 years ago
If so, which?
Steven Swann
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sjs205
12 years ago
The script should open the socket in no_block mode allowing other connections to be made.
If you could confirm it would be greatly appreiciated.
Steven Swann
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freefred
12 years ago
Next time i will read the doc before:-)
I think was a permission problem
(the LCDd is installed in /sbin) and I had not changed the configuration file.
Now it works, more or less.
But if I use the curses driver I have an error spamming the screen and (still don't know why) i'm not able to use xosd driver.
But for now I think is more a LCD configuration problem.
Anyway, I will try different drivers.
Thanks for the script
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