Breathless postponed until 09 August

Unfortunately the current build of Jajuk is not as stable as the standards the developers team has set. So we received the following mail through the developer's mailing list:

" We have to postpone Breathless once more :

* Tests are not finished yet
* I'll be unavailable (vacation + laptop switch) the next two weeks
* The overall app doesn't look stable enough yet, it's easy to find new
issues.

If you have time, please continue testing (from
http://jajuk.info/index.php/1.8_qualification_page ).

Cheers,

- Bertrand "

That means we will have to wait until then to commit our work to the trunk. Maybe that will give us some time to work on our bugs. We will be helping with testing. Maybe if you have some time you can help too. (The webpage is in the message above)

jajuk "Breathless" 1.8 postponed

We received the following mail yesterday :

"Jajuk 1.8 final release is postponed until july 24.
Any help on qualification is appreciated.
- Bertrand"

I have already helped a bit on qualification (rpm packaging, source code compiling) and now we have more time to debug our code, so it can be completely attached to Jajuk trunk after the release of version 1.8 .

coming to an end

The DJ Functions development are hopefully coming to an end. Of course there's more work to be done tomorrow, some code checking and some debugging (if we are lucky enough to find these bugs :P).

A report is being written synchronously for what we have to contribute to this great project.

Jajuk in use

We have installed Jajuk on openSUSE 11.1 .
The result is a beautiful player full of features.

Some of the very interesting ones:

• Digital DJ: Let Jajuk make your playlist based on your own rules
• Advanced rating system : banning system, clever rating based both on user preference (set in one click) and automatic analysis
• File management: cut/copy/past/rename; create/delete files/directory in the files perspective from within Jajuk
• Planned tracks: forsee your selection

Full list of features: http://jajuk.info/index.php/Features


In addition we have already successfully compiled the source code. The procedure is quite simple. We had to checkout the SVN repository of the project and compile the code with the ant tool.

Moreover, the Jajuk project is built on Eclipse IDE. So we installed the Subclipse plug-in to gain access to the SVN repository from inside Eclipse. That way we can very easily checkout the code, compile and run it with just one click.

Soon we'll post more info regarding the project and shots of Jajuk running.

P.S. As you can see every piece of software mentioned here is free/open-source software !