A common way to get all of the GNU/Linux utilities on an Android phone
is to set up a chroot environment, either on a dedicated partition or in
a filesystem image. Both methods yeld the expected results, but the
source of those files can make a difference. For instance …
Id3 tags are busting your flac party (especially with
acxi/oggenc choking
with ERROR: Input file [...] is not a supported format)? Just grab
yourself a copy of id3v2 and run it
like
id3v2-D./*.flac
If you're rocking the party with Arch Linux, you can find both id3v2 and
acxi …
Gimp 2.8 has been out for a couple of days and I had the chance to use
it a little bit. Everybody in the scene seems to be awestruck by the
single window mode and I approve, it is sweet. But there are a couple of
new features that …
You're happily browsing the interwebs in Opera, and you suddenly get a
big red error: Access to this port is disabled for security reasons.,
just like in the image below. Who you gonna call? Read on...
We just need to pop Opera's hood open and do a little tuning. So …
Yesterday LO 192 was released
and in it Dan & Fab pimped a recently released audiobook, "Blue Heaven",
written and read by
lostnbronx. Since
I'm a sucker for audiobooks I grabbed it right away, and since I found
it most excellent I thought I'd blabber a bit about it right here …
If you download files from archive.org's
audio section, you probably observed by now that, while there are
options to download all the files in 64Kbps or variable bitrate MP3,
there is no ogg download of the same type.
Don't forge ahead right clicking all individual ogg downloads, we …
There's a lot of reasons to have a portable USB Linux setup that does
something else than actually duplicating the Live CD of distro X. With
Tiny Core that's different, since it does away with the solid squashfs
setup that most live distros have and, if you follow the steps …
I've recently found myself on a severely resource-limited computer, and
I tried to find a way to submit my listening history from my
Rockbox device to
libre.fm without needing a lot of dependencies.
After a bit of searching I stumbled upon a script made by a couple of
Linux …