Ross Burtonhttp://www.burtonini.com/blogA potted account of Ross' lifeen60Ross BurtonNew Musiclife/music-20050214http://www.burtonini.com/blog/life/music-20050214Last week I was very, very, bad and spent a while at the Second Sounds web site, basically working from ... Last week I was very, very, bad and spent a while at the Second Sounds web site, basically working from A and going through to Z. £40 and a few days later, a pile of CDs turned up:

  • 100th Window, Massive Attack
  • Vehicles and Animals, Athlete
  • Out Of Season, Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man
  • The Very Best Of, The Eagles
  • Dub Fever, King Tubby
  • Gorillaz, Gorillaz
  • Remedies, Herbaliser

Ahem. I best find more space in the CD rack...

]]>/life2005-02-14T17:20:19ZSound Juicer "So Said The Preacher Man" 2.9.91computers/sound-juicer/sj-2.9.91http://www.burtonini.com/blog/computers/sound-juicer/sj-2.9.91This is quite a late release announcement, but I'm sure nobody will mind. Now that Sound Juicer is in GNOME ... This is quite a late release announcement, but I'm sure nobody will mind. Now that Sound Juicer is in GNOME 2.10 Desktop, I've started to track the GNOME version numbers. There were also some other changes:

  • Link to nautilus-burn instead of copying libbacon
  • HIGify and use GtkFileChooserButton in the Preferences dialog
  • Use gnome-open instead of Nautilus when opening directories
  • Ensure the pipeline is not running when an error occurs
  • Make the code more likely to compile with gcc 2.95
  • Update README
  • Write empty strings, not NULL, to GConf

As usual the tarball is here, but it is also available on the GNOME FTP server. I've not done Debian packages yet as it needs GNOME 2.9, but there are packages in Ubuntu Hoary.

NP: Dub Fever, King Tubby

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