Pragha is available for Dog-based users :
First, install python-software-properties software-properties-common to have PPA enabled
Then do :
$sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntuhandbook1/pragha
No fix yet for a gstreamer-related problem, preventing it from launching.
Using Xenialdog, an apt -f install does not help, so it is not a dependency-related problem.
But it does work on a fedora-based distribution from package manager.
Pragha
Salut, labbe5.
Sauf qu'on n'a pas le système ppa sur les Puppys. Et s'il faut python en plus,
cette appli doit peser une tonne une fois installée. /
Except we don't have the ppa system on Puppies. And if additionally you
need python, once installed this app must weigh a ton.
À+ / BFN.
Sauf qu'on n'a pas le système ppa sur les Puppys. Et s'il faut python en plus,
cette appli doit peser une tonne une fois installée. /
Except we don't have the ppa system on Puppies. And if additionally you
need python, once installed this app must weigh a ton.
À+ / BFN.
musher0
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more on Pragha
If interested by Pragha, you can have it installed following these steps :
First, add this source :
$sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ddalex/gstreamer
$sudo apt update to refresh source list.
Then install deps :
$sudo apt install gtk+-3.0-dev glib-2.0-dev gstreamer1.0* libcdio-dev libcddb-dev libtag1-dev libtagc0-dev libnotify-dev intltool libsqlite3-dev
Then download Pragha source code :
wget https://github.com/matiasdelellis/pragh ... .1.tar.bz2
To configure and install (from folder where Pragha is extracted) :
./configure --prefix=/opt/pragha
make
$sudo make install
It may or may not launch. If not, add new source :
$sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntuhandbook1/pragha
Refresh source list :
$sudo apt update
Then install Pragha :
$sudo apt install pragha
I use Mintpup, and it installed following above steps.
Note :
You need dependencies from ppa:ddalex/gstreamer, and some more from ubuntuhandbook1/pragha to have Pragha installed.
If you did all above steps from a fresh install (recommended), then as a final, and optional step, you can do a RemasterCow, and load the resulting SFS file (about 113mb) on other Dog-based OS, either on the fly, or in casper/module to have it installed on each boot.
Final note :
plugins are available to make Pragha a more full-featured music player.
First, add this source :
$sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ddalex/gstreamer
$sudo apt update to refresh source list.
Then install deps :
$sudo apt install gtk+-3.0-dev glib-2.0-dev gstreamer1.0* libcdio-dev libcddb-dev libtag1-dev libtagc0-dev libnotify-dev intltool libsqlite3-dev
Then download Pragha source code :
wget https://github.com/matiasdelellis/pragh ... .1.tar.bz2
To configure and install (from folder where Pragha is extracted) :
./configure --prefix=/opt/pragha
make
$sudo make install
It may or may not launch. If not, add new source :
$sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntuhandbook1/pragha
Refresh source list :
$sudo apt update
Then install Pragha :
$sudo apt install pragha
I use Mintpup, and it installed following above steps.
Note :
You need dependencies from ppa:ddalex/gstreamer, and some more from ubuntuhandbook1/pragha to have Pragha installed.
If you did all above steps from a fresh install (recommended), then as a final, and optional step, you can do a RemasterCow, and load the resulting SFS file (about 113mb) on other Dog-based OS, either on the fly, or in casper/module to have it installed on each boot.
Final note :
plugins are available to make Pragha a more full-featured music player.