Bertrand Florat wrote:
"Breathless has just been released.
New features highlight: http://jajuk.info/index.php/New_Features_Highlights
95% of test cases have been run (see
http://jajuk.info/index.php/1.8_qualification_page) so we're pretty
confident in its stability.
I'd like to thank every people involved on this release and especially :
- Developers : Florian and Dominik
- Debian packagers (+ issue reporters) : Damien and Varun
Thanks also to Selectus (Russian trad + graphics), Alexis/fsck222
(sysadmin), Josep (Spanish and Catalan langpacks), Xabier Cancela
(Galician langpack), Jerome Fortain (suggestions), Reinhard, louie55****
(suggestions), Sylvain (atunes team, suggestions / help), ToM
(suggestions + patch), the LastFM team, the aTunes team.
And many thanks for all others contributors (testers, donators, bug
reporters, wiki editors...).
Hope you will envoy this great new release !
Cheers,
-Bertrand"
Now the Gaussians are ready to send their work in!
Just a few corrections away...
Showing posts with label open source. Show all posts
Showing posts with label open source. Show all posts
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Jajuk 1.8 "Breathless" released!
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
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.
A report is being written synchronously for what we have to contribute to this great project.
Friday, July 3, 2009
next plan DJ
So the after a lot of troublesome bugs the Lyrics functions is now (almost) over. We now have a lot of work to do, to implement the DJ Functions.
Because the Jajuk programmers already have implemented the feature about repeating all tracks we decided and did some more stuff that initially planned for the Lyrics functions and we'll do for the DJ too.
The jajuk leader has been very helpful so far , but very demanding too. That's not bad, we have seized the opportunity to learn and understand some new stuff.
Yesterday we studied about the Bridge Pattern so we could understand the use it of and use it ourselves regarding the Tag reading and writing in Jajuk. I won't explain it here but you can find some info in wikipedia ( link ) .
In addition, let's make a note that we have tested the Tag functions for Lyrics and now the user can read and write Lyrics in Tag for mp3, mp4. m4a, ogg and flac files. The complete abstraction of the classes of jaudiotagger made that possible!
Because the Jajuk programmers already have implemented the feature about repeating all tracks we decided and did some more stuff that initially planned for the Lyrics functions and we'll do for the DJ too.
The jajuk leader has been very helpful so far , but very demanding too. That's not bad, we have seized the opportunity to learn and understand some new stuff.
Yesterday we studied about the Bridge Pattern so we could understand the use it of and use it ourselves regarding the Tag reading and writing in Jajuk. I won't explain it here but you can find some info in wikipedia ( link ) .
In addition, let's make a note that we have tested the Tag functions for Lyrics and now the user can read and write Lyrics in Tag for mp3, mp4. m4a, ogg and flac files. The complete abstraction of the classes of jaudiotagger made that possible!
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Monday, June 15, 2009
At last!
We have started coding seriously this time. Contacted the developers and got positive reaction.
We have already encountered the first problems and we are waiting for some help from the developers' mailing list.
Antonis & Stavros
We have already encountered the first problems and we are waiting for some help from the developers' mailing list.
Antonis & Stavros
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Contribute (It's the time to...)
The time to start coding has come. Reading the code has not been completed yet, but important topics have been covered and understood.
Key Words about our area if contribute include:
At first glance those are too many topics to cope with, but we are willing to do our best!
You can download our presentation about our thoughts on contributing here:
http://dias.aueb.gr/~p3050073/uploaded_files/atise/gaussians_contribution_plans.pdf
Key Words about our area if contribute include:
- Digital DJ
- Repeat Function
- Lyrics Management
At first glance those are too many topics to cope with, but we are willing to do our best!
You can download our presentation about our thoughts on contributing here:
http://dias.aueb.gr/~p3050073/uploaded_files/atise/gaussians_contribution_plans.pdf
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Monday, April 6, 2009
Our Presentation on Jajuk's Media Coverage
Our Presentation of Jajuk advanced Jukebox is now part of Jajuk's Media Coverage page.
You can see it here: http://jajuk.info/index.php/Media_Coverage under the Academics Tab
Antonis & Stavros
You can see it here: http://jajuk.info/index.php/Media_Coverage under the Academics Tab
Antonis & Stavros
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Creative Commons
After obtaining a leaflet for the Creative Commons licences and reading it thoroughly, we have decided to publish our texts licenced by the CC.
Specifically our blogspot and our presentation is now under under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Greece License (Attribution + Non-Commercial + Share-Alike).
Take a look at the bottom of our blogspot!
Specifically our blogspot and our presentation is now under under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Greece License (Attribution + Non-Commercial + Share-Alike).
Take a look at the bottom of our blogspot!
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Jajuk Presentation
Here we have our presentation for the course of Advanced Topics in Software Engineering.
You can download it here : http://dias.aueb.gr/~p3050073/uploaded_files/atise/gaussians.pdf
You can download it here : http://dias.aueb.gr/~p3050073/uploaded_files/atise/gaussians.pdf
Friday, March 20, 2009
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:
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 !
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
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 !
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Monday, March 16, 2009
Jajuk

We chose Jajuk as the project to contribute to!!!
- Jajuk is software that organizes and plays music. It is a full-featured application geared towards advanced users with large or scattered music collections. Using multiple perspectives, the software is designed to be intuitive and provide different ways to perform the same task.
- Jajuk is a Free Software published under the GPL license and downloads are available for any Java capable systems.
We hope to find a nice new feature to implement regarding this fabulous Music Jukebox. And if not there are always active tasks and bug fixing!
Antonis & Stavros
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