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SCRIPTS
XNP FAQ
Note: This FAQ is available in the XNP package and on the
Project LSP
SourceForge.net page.
Version: 0.1a - Jan 18, 2007
What is XNP?
XNP is a Perl script for XChat capable of showing lots of informations about
the current playing track in Amarok and the collection.
How do I use it?
To install it manually, copy the xnp.pl file and the xnp-help directory
into your ~/.xchat2 directory. To install it running a single command, use the
install_xnp.sh script by typing ./install_xnp. Close XChat or load the script
manually then type /XNP in any XChat channel or query while Amarok is running.
How do I load XNP automatically when XChat starts?
Copy the xnp.pl file into your ~/.xchat2 directory, where
~ is your home directory.
What does XNP stand for anyway?
It stands for XChat Now Playing.
When I try to uncompress it an error appears
You probably are in the wrong directory. If the error is
something like tar: xnp-0.8.3.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory
use the cd command to change the current
working directory to the one where you saved the xnp-0.8.3.tar.gz archive.
Where can I find more help about XNP?
You can use the /XNPHOWTO, /XNPFAQ and /XNPHELP commands in XChat or just browse
inside the ~/.xchat2/xnp-help directory.
For suggestions, feature requests and bug reports please contact me at
christmas_cpp@yahoo.com or visit the
Project LSP
SourceForge.net page.
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Including:
* Tutorials on compiling and installing several packages in Debian Lenny
* Using CLI tools in Linux
* XChat tips & tricks
* Bash tutorials and tips & tricks
* Linux-related reviews
* KDE-related tutorials
* More to come!
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