:) Thats an easy way to get rid of to much work...
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amarok does not save the playlist between computer restarts
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Hi there!
Thanks for reporting this bug! Your bug seems to be a problem with the
KDE program itself, and not with our KDE packages. While we appreciate
your issue, it would be better if it was tracked at
https://bugs.kde.org, so that the KDE developers can deal with this
speedily and have direct c
2009/2/7 Nick S :
> don't know whether this is a GNOME change or an Amarok regression, but
> to me it seems like this could be solved by catching SIGTERM (which is
> what I believe GNOME sends) and executing a normal application quit as
> performed by KDE with dcop.
That would probably be a soluti
It seems that Amarok does not do quite a bit of saving and cleanup when
pkill'd - which is irritating, because that seems to be what GNOME does
on shutdown. It does not save the playlist, nor does it send SIGTERM to
script processes (as a workaround I've put checks for whether amarok is
still runni
I found a way to avoid this problem : i installed gshutdown (sudo
apt-get install gshutdown), wrote the script below and put a shortcut
for this script on my desktop.
Now when i want to shut down my laptop i just have to click on the
shortcut and amarok properly exits. On next reboot playlists a
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Confirming, as well on GNOME. But actually, I'm experiencing this since
Intrepid. Window state and position isn't saved either...
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I can confirm this bug.
It's really annoying and it exists for a really long time.
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Hi,
I don't think this is a gnome bug.
Gnome doesn't force any application to quit, it just sends a "TERM"
signal (kill $PID), which is a nice kill.
After 5 seconds if an application is still running, it displays a window
: "following applications are still running", with 3 choices, "quit
anyway
I'm running gnome, too.
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Hm, more of a GNOME bug. It shouldn't kill $application but send a QUIT
signal, then if the app doesn't quit within e.g. 5 seconds it can kill
it. Just killing it is kind of rude ;-)
Are the other affected people also running GNOME?
** Changed in: amarok (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
I have the same problem and i found this :
When closing gnome-session, amarok is killed by a SIGTERM : "pkill amarok".
Under KDE it is closed via dcop : dcop amarok MainApplication-Interface quit
It seems Amarok saves playlists only when closed by dcop.
I guess this is a gnome-integration bug.
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Hey, I can confirm this behavior.
For years now, amarok does *only* save the playlist when closing it with the
"Quit" button.
When I turn off my computer without quitting amarok first, it does not save my
playlist. This is really anoying.
I am using amarok with gnome.
Steps to reproduce this bu
A solution to your problem could be the "smart playlist"-feature of
amarok. Regarding your not working shutdown&halt buttons, please open a
new bug. I'm closing this one, feel free to reset the status to new if
needed.
** Changed in: amarok (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Actually, I've just realised. I don't think it is a bug as such. Because
right now the shutdown/halt buttons do not seem to work, whenever I want
to stop/restart my computer I need to type halt in a terminal. In the
past I noticed that whenever I had a power cut, random reboot, etc. the
amarok play
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. Please answer these questions:
Are you sure you are completely exiting amarok and not just close the
GUI when the playlist is preserved?
** Changed in: amarok (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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