Clementine, just like it’s fork Strawberry will remember which chapter you were in (which file of the playlist you were playing when you exited the application), but it won’t remember your location in that file. This is troublesome if you are playing chapters with length of 43 mins - 1 hour as I am. Audacious helps me with this thought.
Thank you! Audacious worked. But, worked in a manner which I didn’t prefer.
You see, if you download a audiobook from Internet Archive and it has chapters written into them, Clementine or Strawberry player would expand those chapters and show them as separate. But, audacious weirdly enough doesn’t do this, it views the whole audiofile as one file and doesn’t view any chapters. I like Audacious and I am likely retiring Clementine and Strawberry, but it would be nice if I could see the whole file as a playlist.
[EDIT]: Audacious does this, but Audacious doesn’t view the file as a playlist rather as one file, I wish this could be changed, I don’t know it might be. [\EDIT] …
I have always been discovering new things about Linux distros while distro hopping. And when I get something I really like, I just copy the package name and make sure I install it in every distro I use in the future. …
I didn’t post a shit meme. Maybe a socialist/communist like you would think so. If I want to go on an infinite diet or want to go indefinite camping, I will call you. Until I change my mind about work camps and famine, I don’t think I have any use for you. Maybe If I had posted praising Stalin the dictator, you would have been happier.
I am not arguing. It’s just a meme. Also, when a random person sends a document on a social media, my default reaction isn’t to read it. Look at yourself tho, you are not ready to put in the effort required to make your point. You are not ready to write a paragraph describing your point or how you disagree with me. Why should I be ready to read a whole document from 90s for you? If you had written some 3 sentences and told me, “if you don’t believe this, read this report from the CIA” that would have been something.
You have not put in the effort required in good faith to change one’s mind, instead you took one min of your life to search for the document which you know existed. You don’t get to talk to me about arguing in bad faith(also, I was not arguing).
Thanks for the link, but imma stick with Audacious for a while, saying your comment tho.