David Walser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I never wanted to do so because I think user can be surprised by the output plugin changing "automatically". Additionally, if then user launches xmms from commandline and soundwrapper chose, say, arts, if arts is no longer running xmms will be suddenly not working.
But you notice the soundwrapper script launches whatever program is passed to it. All you'd have to do, is at the end of soundwrapper (after the program exits) go back and change it back. Problem solved.
This needs to be done a per-program basis, and sounds overkill to me.
Sounds easy to me. Yes, the script would be XMMS-specific, but what other program would need something like this?
