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you buy ur music? :D
drinkbudyXD 11 months ago
man, i am using windows 7, and i tried do it your way, but things at the amarok site have change (probably to make the installation more comfortable), and i just cant do it.
i mean, i am running the KDE and it's downloading the amarok.
but only downloading, i cant find any executable file to install it.
i would be really glad if u can help me (or every body else reading it)
naosi3332 1 year ago
@naosi3332: If you follow the instructions on this website: amarok[dot]kde[dot]org/wiki/Download:Windows, you should be fine.
The thing to note is the amarok gets installed in that location of the downloaded kdewin-installer-gui-latest.exe file. So, if you look in the bin folder, you should see amarok. It kind of sucks that it doesn't make any start menu shortcuts.
So, make sure you download that .exe file to the place you want amarok to be installed however (Such as C:\KDE).
Hope that helps!
dmglouis 1 year ago
@dmglouis
yo, thx for the very fast response!
i will try it, tbh i wanted it only for sync to my iPod songs with album-art.
(but i tried monkeymedia and it worked great)
thx again
naosi3332 1 year ago
One music player to rule them all.
Keruaran 2 years ago
Nay, quodlibet works better for me. Amarok is a bit noisy.
lin545 2 years ago
Lol I like your style. But I do like Amarok 2.2.2.
Keruaran 2 years ago
Yeah, Amarok rules. Nice vid mate!
iamghost17 3 years ago
great vid. i love amarok its the best
aMoreno16 3 years ago