rock.fm has reached version 0.3, bringing with it the ability to prompt the user for a password, if he/she wishes not to store it or pass it on the command-line. Also, the password is now stored as an md5 hash. Finally, there is the ability to backup the scrobbler log file (this can also be done automatically).
Those screenshots haven’t gotten on the ball and made themselves, yet. So I suppose I’ll have to do it for them.
And a day early this time! So far, it looks to be relatively stable. If there are any show-stopping bugs, submit them to the trac.
Anyway, get it at the project page. I promise those screenshots are coming at some point.
A few days ago, rock.fm was given official plugin status by the admins at last.fm. With that reached, we’ve come to version 0.1.2. Work on 0.2 is coming along, a little slower than I’d prefer, but steadily. Perhaps I’ll post some screenshots when I’ve finalized a design for the UI.
It’s pretty late into Pi day, but I’m still celebrating. The 0.1 release of rock.fm is today. Check it out (if anyone is actually reading this.
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