"XMMS2 Jump" - a user-friendly XMMS2 search client performs real-time playlist search effortlessly. The software enables users to search and access their playlist conveniently, saving time and effort.
XMMS2_jump is an incredible XMMS2 client that offers real-time search functionality to users. It replicates the functionality of its predecessor, XMMS1, where users could search their playlists instantly by pressing "j". This project is designed to be a bound accelerator key so that users can quickly search their playlists and return to their previous tasks.
XMMS2_jump is built to be efficient and offer a smooth user experience. It is essential to note that if you encounter any bugs or have feature requests, or even compliments, you may use the wiki page for such issues.
To use XMMS2_jump, you will need to have the following requirements: GCC (with g++), Make, Boost, and XMMS2. The installation process is easy; copy xmms2_jump-makedb, xmms2_jump-query-gtk, and xmms2_jump-query-curses into a folder in your path.
Next, copy (or link) xmms2_jump-monitor into your XMMS2 startup directory (default to $HOME/.config/xmms2/startup.d) and restart your XMMS2. This step is crucial in ensuring that stale indexes are not used. Once this is done, you may run "xmms2_jump-user_query.sh gtk" or "xmms2_jump-user_query.sh curses" to start searching your active playlist.
Please note that it may take some time to start the first time, and the first time you change your playlist as the software needs to build an index. The index is stored in $XDG_CACHE_HOME/xmms2_jump (or $HOME/.cache/xmms2_jump, if XDG_CACHE_HOME is not set).
Among the new features in XMMS2_jump is an improved UI, which makes searching even more comfortable and enjoyable for users. Overall, XMMS2_jump is an excellent software that offers unparalleled playlist searching functionality.
XMMS2_jump is built to be efficient and offer a smooth user experience. It is essential to note that if you encounter any bugs or have feature requests, or even compliments, you may use the wiki page for such issues.
To use XMMS2_jump, you will need to have the following requirements: GCC (with g++), Make, Boost, and XMMS2. The installation process is easy; copy xmms2_jump-makedb, xmms2_jump-query-gtk, and xmms2_jump-query-curses into a folder in your path.
Next, copy (or link) xmms2_jump-monitor into your XMMS2 startup directory (default to $HOME/.config/xmms2/startup.d) and restart your XMMS2. This step is crucial in ensuring that stale indexes are not used. Once this is done, you may run "xmms2_jump-user_query.sh gtk" or "xmms2_jump-user_query.sh curses" to start searching your active playlist.
Please note that it may take some time to start the first time, and the first time you change your playlist as the software needs to build an index. The index is stored in $XDG_CACHE_HOME/xmms2_jump (or $HOME/.cache/xmms2_jump, if XDG_CACHE_HOME is not set).
Among the new features in XMMS2_jump is an improved UI, which makes searching even more comfortable and enjoyable for users. Overall, XMMS2_jump is an excellent software that offers unparalleled playlist searching functionality.
What's New
Version 0.04: N/A