Free jars of clay lyrics software for linux

Jamendo Lyrics is a lyrics script for Amarok audio player accessing the lyrics database for Jamendo.com music.

Save Lyric script request lyric download (from http://lyrc.com.ar) and if succesfull save it into played mp3s directory.

Panzis Lyrics is a collection of amaroK lyrics plugins.
Panzis Lyrics amaroK-script requires amaroK 1.4 and pyKDE!
Contens:
- Local Lyrics, see also: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=37981
- Lyrix.at
- Leos Lyrics

Lyriki-Lyrics used to be a lyrics plugin to interface with lyriki.com. Its been now completely rewritten and extended to form a collection of lyric scripts. Whats interesting about these scripts is that they query the other scripts when they cant provide the lyrics for a song.

Support for other sites its also pretty trivial to add (only a few methods have to be implemented) and ill be porting all the existing plugins in not much time. Check out the code if you want to help.

Also included theres a special plugin, Lyriki Submit, which can add missing lyrics to Lyriki.com (a Lyriki account is needed to use it). If you dont want to submit lyrics you can still use the simple Lyriki script (it will still take care of querying the other scripts when needed).

ID3v2 allows to store the lyric of a song directly in the tag. Lyrics ID3 is a script for amaroK which uses this fact.

If the writing script runs, the lyrics of the actual song are stored automatically in the mp3-tag.

The reading script, is an amaroK lyric script, which reads the mp3-tag on a fetchLyric request.

The download able file contains two scripts:

read_lyric_from_id3: amaroK Lyric Script
reads the USLT frame of the id3v2 header and sends the lyrics to amarok

save_lyric_to_id3:
Stores the lyrics, fetched from amaroK to the USLT frame in the ID3v2 header
The Lyrics are automatically saved on trackChange and Play
With the context menu saveLyrik the Lyrics are stored manually

Warning:
(1) The lyrics are stored in the mp3-File. I can not guaranty that the file is not damaged after the ID3 writing process.
(2) The files are not checked if they are a mp3. So non mp3 files may be damaged after writing.

editLyrics is an amarok script add, modify and edit lyrics. Just click on a track, and select "edit this lyric!" to get a full power editor!

If lyrics are already cached, you can modify it, or you can just write from zero (well, not exactly from zero, you will find the artist and trackname on the top).

AutoLyrix is a program (not a pluggin!) created to download lyrics and AlbumArt (artwork) automatically. This software is very similar to EvilLyrics (at least the interface). Saved lyrics from EvilLyrics can be used by AutoLyrix. The only thing you have to do is run AutoLyrix and it will find a supported player running, get the current song and download the lyric for you. AutoLyrix uses Google to search..
Main features:
- Download music with filters
- Download AlbumArt (artwork)
- Full mode
- Full mode 100% Transparent
- Transparent (Opacity)
- Export Lyrics/AlbumArt to iPod (using iTunes)
- Export Lyrics without Properties
- Download Lyrics and AlbumArt from Playlist file
- AutoLyrix can read the Song Title from a File
- Multi-plataform using Mono
- Runs on Linux! XMMS (and others players too)
- To make XMMS works only add the text echo "%n" > /tmp/currentSong.txt in Preferences, General Plugins, Song Change Plugin and enable this plugin, run AutoLyrix and in Preferences enable the "Support Input From File" and select the file /tmp/currengSong.txt. And enjoy!

Object Builder is a tool I wrote to make building and maintaining CeaMuS easier. I stole the idea (but not the code, which is in another language) wholesale from a tool that I wrote to manage the task of making data objects for an enterprise management system.

Object Builder project is a generic, language-neutral implementation of the Active Record software design pattern. Given a database, Object Builder tools will extract the schema to a generic form, then transform that schema into application code to manipulate database records.

If the phrase Active Record sounds familiar, but you dont seem to recall it from any of your computer science courses and it doesnt show up anywhere in Erich Gamma et. al.s Design Patterns, its because youve heard it from the Ruby On Rails crowd. According to its proponents Active Record is what makes Ruby on Rails the best thing since buttered toast (to be fair, there are other advantages; a lot of people seem to like to work in Ruby).

Funny thing is, Ive been using this design pattern for several years now, long before I ever heard of Active Record or Ruby on Rails. Not that it makes me special. Thats what design patterns are: a lot of people come up with a similar way of solving the same problem, so somebody sticks a label on it and weve got a new design pattern. The Ruby On Rails people just had the good sense to get their name behind it.

Object Builder is a great way to make sure that your application code is always in synch with your database schema. Because its made of command line tools, its easy to incorporate it into your build process.

If your application only has a couple of tables, Object Builder might be overkill. If you have half a dozen tables or more though, and you make changes from time to time, Object Builder can make your life a lot easier by incorporating those changes into code automatically.