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TagPlayer 11.11
Written for TagPlayer by filipe on 2011-11-02
TagPlayer is still alive! Since there haven't been any bug reports lately most changes have been available only on the PPA and no releases have been mande.
This release groups those changes which include bugfixes and performance improvements. It also changes the versioning scheme to match Ubuntu's (the YEAR.MONTH thing).
Please report any bugs you find as well as features or changes you would like to see!
TagPlayer 0.2.09
Written for TagPlayer by filipe on 2011-03-24
This release introduces a few bugfixes including a fix for a critical bug that I forgot to release. It also contains a couple of small performance optimizations that I was saving for a later (bigger) release.
TagPlayer 0.2.08
Written for TagPlayer by filipe on 2011-03-09
This release brings multiple library locations support and a new Last.fm authentication mechanism that frees TagPlayer from external libraries. If this release holds up well I might submit it for inclusion in the Ubuntu Software Center.
Keep sending bug reports, suggestions and giving whatever feedback you want to about TagPlayer, your feedback has made my little project turn into something pretty awesome! Thanks!
TagPlayer 0.2.08
Written for TagPlayer by filipe on 2011-03-09
This release brings multiple library locations support and a new Last.fm authentication mechanism that frees TagPlayer from external libraries. If this release holds up well I might submit it for inclusion in the Ubuntu Software Center.
Keep sending bug reports, suggestions and giving whatever feedback you want to about TagPlayer, your feedback has made my little project turn into something pretty awesome! Thanks!
TagPlayer 0.2.07
Written for TagPlayer by filipe on 2011-02-23
This release is mostly bugfixes following 0.2.06, as well as album art for currently playing song.
Also, the PPA now has proper packages for Lucid, Maverick and Natty. This means there will no longer be a deb installer in the downloads section for the latest release, since PPA's are simpler to keep up to date and offer packages for multiple distro versions.
