								wmusic
					by Hadess <hadess@writeme.com>

wmusic is a dockapp that remote-controls xmms. Here is a list of the features:

- VCR style controls including fast rewind and fast forward
- Time and Playlist position display
- Super stylee rotating arrow
- Hiding of the xmms windows (on startup and through middle-click)

- AfterStep users, add this line to your ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/wharf:
	*Wharf wmusic - Swallow "wmusic" wmusic -w &
- Sawfish users, grab Tiger-T's DockMill theme, and apply it to the running
  dockapp with the -w flag on. See the theme's README for more details.
- KDE users can use the "Dock Application Bar" to dock wmusic, don't forget
  the -w flag to launch wmusic. Right-Click on Kicker, then pick:
  Add->Extension->Dock Application Bar

http://hadess.net/code.shtml

Building
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Requirements:
	- xmms >= 1.0.0 and all the appropriate devel packages (glib,
gtk+, xmms, glibc...)
	- xmms > 1.2.4 if you have problems with the prefs window popping up

Simply type:
    ./configure
    make
    make install

URLs
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XMMS: http://xmms.org
DockMill: http://tigert.gimp.org/files/sawmill-themes/DockMill.tar.gz

Changelog
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- 1.4.7
* KDE support removed (maybe) because it breaks everything else (should fix
  the "buttons not clickable" problem)

- 1.4.6
* Non-GNU make fixes (thanks to Eric Melville <eric@hub.freebsd.org>)
* KDE support in libdockapp (thanks to Alain Schroeder <alain@mini.gt.owl.de>)
* KDE testing and README update (thanks to Eric Christopherson from #kde-users)

- 1.4.5
* Fixed another leak (will it ever stop ?)
	(thanks to Ulrich Seidl for finding it out)

- 1.4.4
* Fixed a leak (thanks to Gerry OKeefe for reporting this one)

- 1.4.3
* Fixed volume flag to be -V (collided with -v/--version)
* Updated man page
* Fixed a leak
* Fixed title "freezing" when emptying the playlist
* Changed the separator for the scrolling title (and the code as well)
* Added ()*/ to the recognized characters
* Fixed a segfault related to the new separator code

- 1.4.2
* Updated manpage
* Added manpage by Alain Schroeder
* Added -t flag to start with title display (idea by Antoine Labour as well)
* Added apostroph in title (Antoine Labour <antoine.labour@m4x.org>)
* Fixed 2 segfaults (title related again)

- 1.4.1
* Fixed wmusic.spec.in (thanks to g0sh on OPN)
* Really fixed the title display bugs
* Make sure to use -w to run it under window managers other than Window Maker
* Made the title scrolling speed slower

- 1.4
* Debian fixes and maintainership (Alain Schroeder)
* Wheel scroll support for volume change (thanks Marius Aamodt Eriksen)
* Added scroll title display, had to rework the GUI a bit

- 1.2.6
* Added hours:minutes display for songs longer than 99 minutes and 59 seconds
  (idea by Scott Mc Dermott <scottm@octaldream.com>)
* Now upstream Debian package

- 1.2.5
* Changed the size of the dockapp to 64x64, now Sawfish compatible

- 1.2.4
* Included libdockapp inside the archive, it is not needed to download and
  install it separately.
* Added AfterStep compatibility

- 1.2.3
* Removed -n option (don't run XMMS on startup)
* Added -r option (run XMMS on startup)
* Double-click on the display will now run XMMS
* Added more differences between XMMS not playing / XMMS not running

- 1.2.2
* fixed a crazy cpu bug, threads are no more used

- 1.2.1
* changed the name from wmplay to wmusic
* fixed a bug (uninitialized var. was used on some circumstances)
* removed the close-on-xmms-close (click on the display to run xmms)
* added -n switch to avoid running xmms on startup

- 1.2
* a little bug fix for transparency
* added autoconf support, thanks to Logan

- 1.1.9
* Added -x switch for wmxmms like mouse-bindings
	(lo_tek wanted it :P)

- 1.1.8
* Now multi-threaded, so that the display is independant of the rest

- 1.1.0
* Rewrote to use libdockapp rather than gdk

- 0.9.9
* Added Stereo/Mono display
* Added kbps display

- 0.9
* Added time and pos display, and the rotating arrow
* Switched the building to a Makefile

- 0.1
* First version, only the bottom buttons are working

Copyright
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Plain and simple GPL version 2.0, see COPYING for more infos
- based on design work of Antoine Nulle and Martjin Pieterse
- double-click code from WMpop by Jrme SAUTRET (jerome@linuxfan.com)
