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Shane King schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Shane King wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Ian Monroe wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Jan 11, 2008 9:13 AM, Holger <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:myth@finch.de"><myth@finch.de></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I already use shared data/configuration for at least half a dozen other
programs and it usually works fine :-)
What does everybody else think?
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<pre wrap="">Those other programs aren't keeping track of files then I suppose.
Since Amarok stores path information of music in the colleciton, and
paths are going to differ between Windows and Linux, sharing an Amarok
database between two computers or two operating systems doesn't happen
for "free." Someone will have to work at it to make it function
correctly.
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<pre wrap="">I think it could be made to work if we treated collection folders the
same way we do media devices, and stored relative paths against the
collection folder (since the paths of the collection folders are stored
in the config file, not the db).
Then again, I don't really get the need for it: the collection db is
just a cache of info in the file tags. Scanning twice isn't that much of
a pain, is it?
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To answer my own question ... I guess some people care about the stats.
Last.fm is the solution to that IMO. They even do backups for you. ;)
Shane.</pre>
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last fm... well last fm is good as long as I'm 100% sure they don't use
my data. And the data is locked up for erverybody else... but maybe I
want to know my statistics without uploading them to somebody I i cant
really trust because even if they don't use my data its such a lot of
valueable Data that could be hacked easyly... I just don't like the
idea of storing such data in the net.<br>
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enaut<br>
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