TxtView software displays text files from the song's directory through a script.
If you're someone who wants to have the ability to quickly view text files that are in the same directory as your songs, then TxtView is a script that may interest you. This script is quite useful for individuals who want to check out the information contained within an album directory.
When you start using TxtView, simply right-click on a song that's in your playlist and go to "TxtView -> Open" to get started. As for what's new in this release, there are some notable updates that are worth mentioning. For example, you now have the option to use Wrap/No Wrap and Fixed/non fixed chars in the menu, which provides you with more flexibility.
The script has also begun using built-in functions from Python instead of Qdir/file/etc., which may help to improve its overall performance. Additionally, the Open With... feature is set to /usr/bin by default, and there's the use of mimetypes + filename to guess whether a file is a text file or not (mimetypes is built-in and tends to provide better results than magic, which is a third-party tool that could also create dependencies).
Overall, if you're looking for a handy script that can help you easily view text files associated with your songs, then TxtView may be worth checking out.
When you start using TxtView, simply right-click on a song that's in your playlist and go to "TxtView -> Open" to get started. As for what's new in this release, there are some notable updates that are worth mentioning. For example, you now have the option to use Wrap/No Wrap and Fixed/non fixed chars in the menu, which provides you with more flexibility.
The script has also begun using built-in functions from Python instead of Qdir/file/etc., which may help to improve its overall performance. Additionally, the Open With... feature is set to /usr/bin by default, and there's the use of mimetypes + filename to guess whether a file is a text file or not (mimetypes is built-in and tends to provide better results than magic, which is a third-party tool that could also create dependencies).
Overall, if you're looking for a handy script that can help you easily view text files associated with your songs, then TxtView may be worth checking out.
What's New
Version 0.0.4: N/A