Re: Beginner grip questions and will it work on KDE?

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Larry Alkoff wrote:
> I would like to install and use grip on a Kubuntu 6.0.6 Breezy
> Badger system.
> 
> It looks better than abcde which I am using presently.  Also I
> really the idea of this mailing list.
> 
> Since grip is designed for a Gnome system, are there any things I
> should watch out for?  Will it work just as well as on a Gnome
> system?

It should work just fine from KDE.

> When changing various settings, are they kept in a human readable
> and editable text file in something like ~/.grip?

Precisely.

> I notice it uses built-in versions of paranoia and lame so I ask
> just how active is the development process?

It's not that active of late, but I'd guess that's due more to grip
being fairly feature complete and stable than anything else.  (But I'm
just a user making a guess, so take that for what it's worth.)

> Is it possible to use my own versions of cdparanoia and lame?

Shouldn't be a problem.  I use grip's built-in cdparanoia library but
my own lame.  I'm not sure there's a built-in version of lame, but I
could be wrong.

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