OsdFoo is a plugin that can be added to XMMS for external functionality.
When it comes to external plugins for XMMS, OsdFoo is definitely worth considering. This powerful software provides several OSD functions, including displaying the title currently being played, a volume bar, a balance bar, a clock, and the date.
One of the standout features of OsdFoo is its ability to display current song titles and other useful information on the screen via OSD. To set this up, all you need to do is put "osdfoo -t" into the XMMS Songchange plugin. If you want to keep track of volume and balance changes, you can start osdfoo -x in any terminal or include it in your ~/.xsession.
Another great feature of OsdFoo is its clock display, which appears in the top left corner of your screen when you use osdfoo -c. While configuration mode is not yet available, OsdFoo is still a powerful tool that can improve your XMMS experience.
If you encounter any issues with the supplied binary, simply try "rm osdfoo && make" to troubleshoot. To use OsdFoo, make sure you have the required dependencies, including GTK+, XMMS, and XOSD.
Overall, OsdFoo is a fantastic plugin for XMMS users who want to take their experience to the next level. With its comprehensive OSD functions, OsdFoo is sure to become a go-to tool for anyone seeking a more streamlined and informative music management experience.
One of the standout features of OsdFoo is its ability to display current song titles and other useful information on the screen via OSD. To set this up, all you need to do is put "osdfoo -t" into the XMMS Songchange plugin. If you want to keep track of volume and balance changes, you can start osdfoo -x in any terminal or include it in your ~/.xsession.
Another great feature of OsdFoo is its clock display, which appears in the top left corner of your screen when you use osdfoo -c. While configuration mode is not yet available, OsdFoo is still a powerful tool that can improve your XMMS experience.
If you encounter any issues with the supplied binary, simply try "rm osdfoo && make" to troubleshoot. To use OsdFoo, make sure you have the required dependencies, including GTK+, XMMS, and XOSD.
Overall, OsdFoo is a fantastic plugin for XMMS users who want to take their experience to the next level. With its comprehensive OSD functions, OsdFoo is sure to become a go-to tool for anyone seeking a more streamlined and informative music management experience.
What's New
Version 0.5: N/A