An amazing news from Martin Dosch: Ymuse landed in the official Ubuntu repositories!
Ymuse is a GTK client application for the Music Player Daemon written in Go.
Previously it’s become known that Ymuse entered Debian Unstable.
Ymuse version 0.21 Wayfarer is released.
Ymuse is a client application for the Music Player Daemon.
The version 2.3.9 of the Sound Switcher Indicator is released.
Ymuse version 0.20 Volodymyr is released.
Ymuse is a client application for the Music Player Daemon.
A new bugfix release 2.3.8 of the Sound Switcher Indicator is out.
This version fixes two serious issues in the indicator.
A minor Ymuse update codenamed 0.19 Ukraine 🇺🇦 is released.
Ymuse is a client application for the Music Player Daemon.
A devoted reader of my blog might have noticed that I care about typography. For instance, my use of em-dash — which I love — or ⌀, the diameter symbol. That involves the use of special techniques while typing.
It’s also worth noting that many people prefer to communicate with emojis over letters nowadays (which is even reflected in modern architecture).
While it’s quite trivial to enter such characters on a smartphone, it may get tricky when it comes to a Linux desktop. But fear not, for that is actually taken care of: there are even multiple ways of inserting your favourite 🐱.
The version 2.3.6 of the Sound Switcher Indicator has been released, featuring improved keyboard shortcuts and device display.
A little less than a year ago, on 22 May 2020, I released the first public version of MPD client with the strange name Ymuse.
These days we’re at a 100 stars on GitHub and 270 active weekly users of the snap package only!