List music library
I usually keep a page with an updated list of all the songs in my library in this link.
Two good list generators are Oidua and
Dnuos. I prefer the layout of Dnuos, so that’s the one I’ll talk
about here.
Installing Dnuos
Method 1:
Download the
Dnuospackage available on AUR: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=13088Install normally
$ tar xvfz dnuos.tar.gz $ cd dnuos $ makepkg
The package version 1.0.11-2 available on AUR gave an error during installation. My solution was to install it manually.
Method 2:
Install Mercurial
$ sudo pacman -S mercurialDownload the folder with the Dnuos source code
$ hg clone http://bitbucket.org/brodie/dnuosInstall Dnuos
$ cd dnuos $ sudo python2.7 setup.py install
Usage
The program has several options as parameters, but the one I use to create my list is:
$ dnuos --template=html -f musicas.html /media/external/Music/
This takes a few minutes, the time depends on the size of your library.
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