11 Sep
2007
11 Sep
'07
8:18 p.m.
On 12 September 2007 at 0:00, Julien Claassen <julien(a)c-lab.de> wrote:
Well I had a look a linux-sound.org many times and
also at
apps.linuxaudio.org. But the problem is:
I have to click through all the websites and evaluate from
app to app if they have some console-interface. It is/was
unnerving enough for me, since noone really seemed to bother
about tagging apps with gui/nongui. And I'm not the only blind
user or simple graphic-disliking person out there. So I want to
compile a list of them, at least of the major ones, so other
new people have it that bit easier.
I know: SF.net has filters for this, but not all projects
are there. So my idea is to either publish my own list of
apps, or at least make a nice compliation to hand over to e.g.
linuxaudio.org, so they may include a GUI-tag.
I didn't mean to discourage you. I my goal was to provide
you with a big list that you could hunt through. After that
ordeal, you will very likely have an excellent list of CLI sound
applications. I know it's a lot of work. But, your goal is a
great one. I don't know if that http://linux-sound.org/ page is
maintained anymore, or who might be doing that. But, it'd be a
great thing if you could get your work added to that page as a
"CLI apps" link off of the top page.
Best of luck...
P.S.: DP, I know you're out there, and that you've given up
those pages after years of dedication. Do you know how
we might get an edit like this into the archive? Thx!
--
Kevin