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Apr 07 2009

rockmarble: see who is going to rock in your town

Posted by Flavio in C++, KDE, Programming, Qt

During the last weekend I hacked a bit on rockmarble and I added a new feature: retrieve all the events happening in a certain city.


As usual data is provided by last.fm, which should return also the events “near” the specified city (don’t ask me to define a value for near :) ).

I have created new openSUSE packages, this time everything should work fine. Just make sure to remove all qjson packages before installing this release (in fact all the previous problems were due to packaging errors of qjson, now I have created new packages called libqjson0).

Packages are available for openSUSE 11.0, 11.1 and Factory (both for i586 and x86_64 architectures).

One last news: rockmarble has also a new site, something slightly better than github wiki ;)

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2 Responses to “rockmarble: see who is going to rock in your town”
  1. david herman says:
    April 8, 2009 at 3:08 am

    cooler than I thoiught!

    It would be nice to place the artist/cities pane over the tour pane so that the data in the tour dates could be spread out for easier viewing.

    cool idea, can’t wait to see it grow!

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  2. HO says:
    October 5, 2009 at 10:14 pm

    cooler than I thoiught!

    It would be nice to place the artist/cities pane over the tour pane so that the data in the tour dates could be spread out for easier viewing.

    cool idea, can’t wait to see it grow!

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