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choasforages

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« on: 16 August 2002, 21:14 »
does this look like a copy of itunes, cuase it sounds like one, now if only i could get it to compile
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« Reply #1 on: 16 August 2002, 21:25 »
Link? I could go for an open-source copy of iTunes. It'd be great to have the same kind of playlist features available on Linux, for example.
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« Reply #2 on: 17 August 2002, 00:09 »
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« Reply #3 on: 17 August 2002, 02:13 »
Okay, I chased down all its dependencies and installed it on my Linux system... now it just spontaneously crashes. In fact, it doesn't even run.

 
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Couldn't open directory: /usr/lib/xtunes/source/
xtunes: relocation error: xtunes: undefined symbol: connect__Q23Gtk9ProxyNodePQ23Gtk6ObjectPCcPFv_vPQ24SigC8SlotDatab


I'd guess it can't connect or something. Any help? I've emailed their bug address but I doubt they're going to resond any time soon (busy as hell). Ideas?
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