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Hello all. I just started learning Linux. Installed Debian, I like it. I installed software to be able to load my iPod and the play function isn't working. Apparently it requires a separate app to play so I installed xmms2. It works, but I can't figure out how to get it to just play a song directly rather than queue. Is there a way to do that?
Also.. I noticed I have to be running xmms2d to be able to use the prog. I open a terminal window and run it, then it sits there doing its thing and I have to leave the term window open. What command do I need to use to start xmms2d in the background instead? Thanks!
Hello all. I just started learning Linux. Installed Debian, I like it. I installed software to be able to load my iPod and the play function isn't working. Apparently it requires a separate app to play so I installed xmms2. It works, but I can't figure out how to get it to just play a song directly rather than queue. Is there a way to do that?
Also.. I noticed I have to be running xmms2d to be able to use the prog. I open a terminal window and run it, then it sits there doing its thing and I have to leave the term window open. What command do I need to use to start xmms2d in the background instead? Thanks!
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