Free artists supplies software for linux

Data is fetched from audioscrobbler web services. In this version it shows nine views: top artists, top tracks, top albums, systems recomendations and recent tracks, etc. Data is updated every five minutes or clicking on refresh button.

Use: First write your last.fm user name on the input box and click the apply button. After a moment, use arrows button for select the view.

aTunes is an app to manage and play mp3 files.
Main features:
- Mp3 player
- Reads ID3v1, ID3v1.1 and ID3v2 tags (only essential information)
- Tag editor
- Show pictures of song: pictures inside ID3v2 tag, or in the same folder
- Load / save play list in m3u format
- Navigate through songs sorted by tag information or by folder
- Filters for fast find what you want
- Songs, albums or artists can be marked as favorites, and viewed through a special view
- Full view with all controls
- Simple view, with just essential controls
- Tiny view, to place window in a square of window
- Sticky borders for Simple and Tiny views
- Always on top property
- OSD (like amaroK)
- Five languages supported: english, spanish, french, german and portuguese
- State saved: repository, play list, last played song, shuffle, repeat, position in desktop, size, type of view...

Chart::Plot::Canvas is a Perl module to plot two dimensional data in an Tk Canvas.

SYNOPSIS

use Chart::Plot::Canvas;

my $img = Chart::Plot::Canvas->new();
my $anotherImg = Chart::Plot::Canvas->new ($image_width, $image_height);

$img->setData (@dataset) or die( $img->error() );
$img->setData (@xdataset, @ydataset);
$img->setData (@anotherdataset, red_dashedline_points);
$img->setData (@xanotherdataset, @yanotherdataset,
Blue SolidLine NoPoints);

my ($xmin, $ymin, $xmax, $ymax) = $img->getBounds();

$img->setGraphOptions (horGraphOffset => 75,
vertGraphOffset => 100,
title => My Graph Title,
horAxisLabel => my X label,
vertAxisLabel => my Y label );

print $img->draw();

$img->canvas($toplevel)->pack();

This package overloads Chart::Plot and supplies a new method canvas that returns a Tk Canvas equivalent to GD::Image returned by the method draw of Chart::Plot.

The graphs are descripted by same way as for Chart::Plot.

With Chart::Plot::Canvas, the method draw works like with Chart::Plot.

USAGE

See Chart::Plot for all over methods.

Create the canvas: canvas()

$img->canvas(toplevel);

This method creates the canvas and returns it.

use Chart::Plot::Canvas;

my $img = Chart::Plot->new();
$img->setData (@xdataset, @ydataset);
my $cv = $img->canvas($toplevel);
$cv->pack();

amaroK Last.fm tags script fetches your tags from Last.fm for artists, albums, and tracks. It stores them as id3v2 COMM tags in your music files and appends them to the comment for the given track in amaroKs collection where they can be used to contruct smart playlists.

So far this script only fetches your tags, it doesnt syncronize changes you make locally back to Last.fm. Probably this feature should wait until the implementation of "labels" which is coming in amaroK 1.5.

Also so far it is only possible to fetch tags for a selection within a playlist. The other context sub-menus just provide helpful messages saying that this feature isnt implimented yet.

As usual this software comes with no warrenty, it might eat your lunch, etc.. That said it works for me.

I owe a large debt of gratitude to Miguel Angel Alvarez whoes amaroK Replaygain script served as the skeleton of this one. Thanks Miguel!

Aqua_Project is a complete system set for KDE. I have assembled this set from icons by Everaldo, Louie Mantia and me. I used Louie Mantias mimetype and folder icons as a template.
I created this set because there are no iconsets for KDE that I find completely polished. I hope everyone enjoys this set and I give all credit to the great artists who made most of these icons.
To install this set:
1. download the zip file
2. extraxt the zip file
3. cd into the Aqua_Crystal folder
4. open a terminal there
5. run ./buildset
6. get a beer
7. Install the icon theme in KDE Control Panel
8. Enjoy
Enhancements:
- Added Baghira sidebar icons
- Added choice of Trash icons...before building set go to the filesystems folder, rename trashcan_empty to trashcan_empty1, rename trashcan_full to trashcan_full1, pick the Trashcan set you like and remove the number from the name then run ./buildset

.AudioLink is a tool that makes searching for music on your local storage media easier and faster. Your searches can include a variety of criteria, like male artists, female artists, band, genre, etc. It is flexible, you have options of using a command line interface, multiple choices of GUIs, designing your own search criteria, etc. The possibilities are endless.
Currently, its called AudioLink, cos the first milestone would just handle audio files... subsequent versions will be capable of searching for content in HTMLs, PDFs, PSs and other file formats.
This project started with my need of searching for files on my local machine, be it music or any stored information in .txt, .html, .pdf formats. The main goal of the software is to make searching for _content_ on local file systems (or remote file systems mounted in the local namespace) easier. This differs from other search tools, which look for files, not content. You cant use traditional tools like grep to search for songs or a particular artist, for example.
If you are in search of such a tool, AudioLink is the right choice for you for you!
The project will further be improved upon to include a LAN crawler, which will sniff on NFS, SMB, FTP, among other protocols, to collect information on the files residing on other machines as well.
Enhancements:
- * code/alsearch:
1. config file isnt perl code now; simple "a = b" stuff
2. command-line args override config file options
- code/alfilldb: ouch! one more ref. to alfilldb_usage code/alfilldb: removed ref. to alfilldb_usage.txt
- code/alfilldb:
- config file isnt perl code now; simple "a = b" stuff
- command-line args override config file options
- code/audiolink: 1. clean up the printed statements.
- added a verbose mode
- config file isnt perl code now; simple "a = b" stuff
- default to localhost for the host field
- command-line args override config file options
- cvsignore: ignore debian/ and gui/
- Documentation/alsearch_usage.txt, Documentation/alfilldb_usage.txt: remove the _usage.txt files; we now have *_doc.html files.
- INSTALL:
- You can now use the audiolink script to create the datbase and table.
- README: better 1st para
- TODO: 1. We have a config file
- Debian packaging is done; get rpms done now