Suggestion
Andreas Heinz
andi at a80.net
Fri Jun 30 07:41:25 UTC 2006
Hi,
yesterday evening it hit me again :(
i was searching for an artist and hit enter out of habit. but amaroks
behavior was even worse than i had described in my first mail.
i let amarok run and do what it wanted. after about half an hour amarok
had put 18000 tracks into the playlist.
i have in mind, that muesli told it should be a matter of seconds for
amarok to do so, but this isn't true for me.
1.) did i muesli really mean it should be a matter of seconds for amarok
population > 10.000 tracks into the playlist? and if so, what could be
my / jamies problem?
2.) if > 10.000 tracks is a problem for amarok, wouldnt it make sense to
letting amarok ask bevor doing such a huge task?
e.g. when i mark let's say >100 mails in thunderbird hat hinter enter
unintenionally. thunderbird asks me that this job could end up in an
unusable system, and if i really want ot open these > 100 Mails.
i think such kind of "error prevention" would be very nice for amarok too :)
thanks for reading
Andreas
jamie1911 wrote:
> Andreas hit the nail on the head with that one...
>
>
>
> On 6/29/06, *Andreas Heinz* <andi at a80.net <mailto:andi at a80.net>> wrote:
>
> I think what "jamie1911" wanted to tell is, that this behavior isn't
> what it should be.
> The behavior of the most common search boxes differs:
> * E.g. google you type in what you search and hit enter
> * beagle desktop search: type and after a short break it'll search
> * kerry (kde frontend for beagle): type and you must hit enter to start
> search
> * amarok: type and after a short break it'll search, but when you hit
> enter out of habit, amarok will append the search result to your
> playlist. and e.g. when you just searched for a few characters you end
> up with an unusable amarok, and either have to wait till amarok is ready
> populating the playlist or you have to kill amarok.
>
> i would agree with jamie letting amarok search by typing regardless of
> hitting enter. and when you hit enter amarok shouldn't append the result
> to the playlist.
>
> bye
> Andreas
>
> Dan Meltzer wrote:
> > On Wednesday 28 June 2006 8:06 pm, jamie1911 wrote:
> >> I would like to suggest when your in the Collection folder and when
> >> you use the filter bar and type the name and then press
> enter.... it
> >> imports the songs to the playlist...
> >>
> >
> > It does this already.
> >> on a hefty collection it will take a lot of time to import the
> songs.
> >
> > hrm?
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