Index of /~peter/projects/fun/cwajga

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Yet another collaborative jukebox. There are sever others out there, notably Mserv and Shukebox. Unfortunately, they aren't going to cut it for this particular project, because the Mserv code is ass-tacular to extend and Shukebox doesn't do things the way I want it to (via calling music123 instead of more drastic methods).

UPDATE: mserv has been updated and probably now does what you want. It is also being actively worked on again. You probably don't want to muck with this code. Just use mserv. Note that if you apt-get install mserv it probably won't have all of the features you want.

So the end goal for this project is to create a collaborative jukebox system that can have a tweakable randomization function, and is completely controllable via an AIM interface. That way, we can hopefully combine the wonderful worlds of chatting and music and I don't have to write any GUI code, because AIM clients already exist. I tried writing it in perl, but near as I can tell Net::AIM is broken, because I couldn't ever add_handler. So, after wasting too much of my life, I found Py-TOC and am using that.

Can't We All Just Get Along?