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Amazing. Hat off to you, sir! I've stumbled through a few of such projects and most fell flat on their collective noses, at the latest when it came to seeking.
by hellerbarde 14y ago
Amazing. Hat off to you, sir! I've stumbled through a few of such projects and most fell flat on their collective noses, at the latest when it came to seeking. zmusic-ng works phenomenally well. Next thing I want to try is over a slow and laggy connection, but that has to wait for later.
One minor, minor gripe is that it uses a Makefile instead of the canonical setup.py for building. (did I mention "minor"?) For me personally, it makes up for this fact by using Flask. (Yes, i am unabashedly a fanboy of that microframework. squeee)
One question though: What is the [git-root]/server.cfg? it seems not to have an influence? is it deprecated?
- zx2c4 14y agoI'm glad you like the project! Makefiles. I love Makefiles. I kind of dislike all these bloated new-fangled build-systems - Rake, Jake, Pip, Pap, Nodifier, Grunt, whatever else is on the street. A setup.py might be nice, though, for installing system-wide, but generally speaking, standard GNU Make is wonderful. server.cfg influences where 'make deploy' and 'make upload' deploy things to. Check out the bottom section of the README for info.