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Amarok 2.2.1.90 KDE 4.4 – Track Progressions

Recently I upgraded to Amarok 2.2.1.90 from 2.2.0 while testing out some KDE 4.4.

However, when I first started listening to the music I realized that my tracks were playing continuously and not randomly. So I went to the menu’s to change this setting (this is where I had previously changed it). But to my surprise there was nothing in any of the menu’s.

So what gave? This surprised me in a major way.

So I poked around a bit and it’s now been moved solely to the playlist module and seems to have been removed from the menu.

With that said this is a pre-release version, and the Track Progression feature may be re-added to the menu’s, but I haven’t added a feature request to ask for this.

With that said everything else with the every advancing Amarok has been quite pleasant.

Here’s a screenshot for those that have their doubts.

(Just the default theme, with slim toolbar and changed playlist groupings).

Amarok

I’ll talk more about features / fixes in 2.2.2 shortly.

I’ll talk more about installing it on openSUSE 11.2 in one of the following blog postings.


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  1. [...] from: Amarok 2.2.1.90 KDE 4.4 – Track Progressions | Ben Kevan's Blog By admin | category: amarok | tags: amarok, first-started, kde, music, testing-out, [...]

  2. Sagi says:

    Hi Ben,

    I noticed for the same thing when I upgraded Amarok to 2.2.1.90,
    but after a while I found the random option.

    At the bottom right corner of Amarok you can find a new icon with a note symbol in it
    clicking on it reveals the Track Progression menu.

    Enjoy,
    Sagi.

  3. ben says:

    Sagi,
    thanks good find I had the same “issue”

    Merry X-mas,
    Ben

  4. [...] Kevan wrote quite a lot about KDE4 in his personal blog (running under OpenSUSE 11.2). He has found some issues in the test builds of KDE SC 4.4. I’ll talk more about installing it on openSUSE 11.2 in one of [...]

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