[Listening Gnu by the Nevrax Design Team]
Songanizer is still a relatively new project and a lot of things are yet to be
done. A few such tasks are as follows:
(i) Portability to different platforms, and flavours have to be tested.
(ii) Support for ID3v2 tags.
(iii) Support for Ogg Vorbis files.
(iv) Incorporate the use of translators. Develop a special filesystem
(SongFS) for keeping a songanized collection of tunes.
(v) Loads and loads of testing.
The main discussion list is <help-songanizer@gnu.org>. It is used to discuss all aspects of GNU Songanizer, including development and porting. Any new ideas, suggestions, or enhancements may be sent to this list.
Please remember that development of GNU Songanizer is a volunteer effort, and you can also contribute to its development. For information about contributing to the project please visit the GNU Songanizer main page in Savannah. Having a Savannah account is recommended for all contributors, since it is the central point for development, distribution and maintenance of GNU Songanizer.
If you are keen to contribute to the GNU Project, do read How to help GNU.
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Updated on $Date: 2007年03月23日 23:57:03 $ by $Author: debarshiray $.