Remuco

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Igor gloriously coped with the madness of presenting href="http://code.google.com/p/remuco/wiki/SfkYw">SfkYw Remuco in 4 minutes in a Lightning Talk at 26C3 (Slides). EOM

There are still a lot of Amarok users who prefer Amarok 1.4 over 2.x. For those users the next Remuco release is going to have a new adapter for Amarok 1.4. If you already want to have a try, read the instructions for using the latest Remuco development version. When installing the adapter use amarok14 as player name. Feedback is very welcome!

The Remuco source is now mirrored at GitHub (for those of you who really prefer Git over Mercurial).

Since Remuco is hosted at Google Code there are some 3 new contributors now. To improve team communication a new mailing list at Google Groups has been set up: http://groups.google.com/group/remuco. For now the primary focus of this list is development support and discussions about Remuco general.

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This release introduces 2 new player adapters, for MPlayer and Songbird. The XMMS2 adapter has been ported to XMMS2 0.6. Minor enhancements in the Audacious, MPD and Rhythmbox. adapters. Now configurable Bluetooth connections fix various Bluetooth ... [More] related issues. Many minor improvements under the hood ... more changes and details in the release notes. [Less]

Finally it's done - Remuco is hosted at GoogleCode now. It hurts a bit to say goodbye to SourceForge. On the other side, whenever I have to use SF for other projects, I'm happy Remuco has moved. However, the best thing about the completed migration ... [More] is that there is time again now to work on Remuco itself. Those of you who are interested in the rationale and details of the project migration may have a look at Migration. [Less]

Due to a SVN to HG conversion error, the new Remuco HG repositories at GoogleCode and BitBucket had to be recreated. Just don't care about if you didn't clone the repository before today 14 pm (GMT) - otherwise please clone again.

The Remuco SVN repository has been converted to a Mercurial repository and is now accessible at the Remuco GoogleCode project.