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JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,414
What does it do ffs? I am on Ubuntu??
I thought you are a person who likes to discover by himself.
Martin told me once, put in an audio cd and type audiocd:/ in konq, he added no more. I will let him describe my reaction :D

:lol:

but KDE on Mandriva wa sooooooo F-ed up! i used to get lost in the menu's!!!!

that said, Sabayon was good! too bad it took too long to boot!
You had a keyword in what you said :yuck:
 

Rami

The Linuxologist
Dec 24, 2004
8,068
OMG Jack! This audiocd:/ is the answer to all your problems. This is fucking amazing. But how?? I mean are all these formats saved on audio cd's but are hidden from us??

:toast: Martin!!
 

JCK

Biased
JCK
May 11, 2004
125,414
I don't think they are saved but Konqueror provides you with some sort of menu to choose from :D

I mean when you type in the magic command, Konqueror shows you what you can do
 

Martin

Senior Member
Dec 31, 2000
56,913
OMG Jack! This audiocd:/ is the answer to all your problems. This is fucking amazing. But how?? I mean are all these formats saved on audio cd's but are hidden from us??

:toast: Martin!!
They are virtual folders. When you copy the folder to some location on disk, it will encode-on-the-fly :)

Jack: they should make one for dvds as well, I wouldn't have to use my script anymore :D
 

Rami

The Linuxologist
Dec 24, 2004
8,068
They are virtual folders. When you copy the folder to some location on disk, it will encode-on-the-fly :)

Jack: they should make one for dvds as well, I wouldn't have to use my script anymore :D
Ya I figured that out when I dragged one file onto my desktop. It was kinda slow. :confused:
 

gray

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Apr 22, 2003
30,260
They are virtual folders. When you copy the folder to some location on disk, it will encode-on-the-fly :)

Jack: they should make one for dvds as well, I wouldn't have to use my script anymore :D
What I don't understand is why they don't make this kind of stuff plainly available and obvious to everyone.

I was palpably disappointed to wake up this morning and not see Feisty released yet :sad:

Microsoft spent millions of dollars advertising its next generation OS 'Windows Vista' in China, in fact the IT juggernaut threw up the biggest Vista Ad on the 421 meter high Jin Mao tower in Shanghai China. However after 2 weeks (Jan 19 to Feb 2) from launch Microsoft managed to sell a mere 244 copies of Windows Vista. Software piracy is rampant in the middle kingdom and a pirated version of Vista sells for a mere $1 on the streets. The following numbers are quoted by Windows Vista chief distributor in Bejing.
 

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