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I believe so.

The easiest way to handle pls files is for ommpc to extract the URLs (or filenames, as the case may be) from the file and just add them to mpd's current playlist. That's what I did for a similar project (The Emacs MultiMedia System). No need to patch mpd.

Ah, excellent! Thanks for merging in my patches :^) . Can you push the new version to the subversion repo so that I can track it?

Hi Coder_TimT -- I'm the guy who sent in the "resume playback on start" patch.

Yes. It depends on what they use for sound drivers on the GP2X. If it's ALSA, it would be possible to mix the sound from different sources using dmix. But that's not really the point of playing sound in the background. I don't particularly care. It's just a built-in nicety of MPD...

Meh, Hedgehog isn't Common Lisp compatible like I thought it was. CLisp might be doable.

Actually, I've been thinking about making an MPD port+frontend for the GP2X. Haven't yet decided whether to invest the time, though. More details are available here.

Is anyone interested in seeing a music player for the GP2X that works with MusicPD? I've been kicking around the idea of porting my Emacs Lisp front-end for MPD (emms-player-mpd.el, part of EMMS) to Common Lisp, and using some lightweight Common Lisp implementation (like Hedgehog) to run it on...

I notice that sometimes just after saving, the screen will appear blank with just the SNES border on the screen briefly, and then go back to normal. After this, I'm sure that the save was successful. If I don't get that effect, I repeat the save state until it happens again. I'm not sure that...

Come to think of it ... I just realized that using Shift on the keyboard while entering characters probably won't work. I've tried to correct the problem in STerm 0.3 (available from the file archive), so if you could test that instead, I'd be grateful. Once I know the problem if fixed, I'll...

It could be that you're almost on the diagonals when you move the joystick. Then it would send events like: left, left/up, left, left/up (for example).

The reason for uppercasing the letters on the on-screen keyboard is that the very last line of the screen gets cut off. With uppercase letters this is not noticable, but you can definitely tell with lowercase letters. Also, the keys on a real keyboard are uppercased, so I figured it would look...

STerm is a simple terminal emulator with an on-screen keyboard. This version includes support for the USB keyboard, a 2-line on-screen keyboard, status indicators, and miscellaneous bugfixes. See the NEWS file for details. I checked with the original author to make sure that he approved the...

By the way: I'd be grateful if someone with a breakout box + USB keyboard could test the game for me. I think I've fixed things so that it works, but I don't (yet) have the means to test this. Basically, arrow keys should move the player, pressing letters should do what you'd expect, and the...

On a related note: one of the things that significantly speeded up gameplay in my port was to disable all compression in config.h.

I am releasing the first stable version of my NetHack port for the GP2X. NetHack is a single player dungeon exploration game that runs on a wide variety of computer systems, with a variety of graphical and text interfaces all using the same game engine. Unlike many other Dungeons &...

I guess some zip implementations don't like empty directories. The next release will put a small file in that directory so that this does not happen again. Added to my TODO list for the next release. That's the standard behavior of nethack. It tries to be especially cautious about user input...

That's a good idea. I'll think on it some more. I'm not a huge fan of toggling though -- I like the muscle memory benefit of being able to consistently hit a sequence of keys/buttons. I'm not sure about hiding the keyboard either: I would require it to be implemented in such a way that it...

Thanks for trying it out! I couldn't think of a good way to represent a QWERTY layout in only two lines. I suppose I could add a 3rd line to the on-screen keyboard, but then there would be even more dead space on the sides. Hmm, I guess I could uppercase the keyboard when Volume Up (Shift)...

I am releasing the 2nd beta of my Nethack port for the GP2X. This port focuses on keeping the classic ASCII look of Nethack, with emphasis on using an on-screen keyboard. If you want a menu-driven graphical interface, check out Dzz's port of Nethack. URL...