Woofer GTK

Front-end implementation for the Woofer music player using the GTK toolkit.

Introduction

Woofer GTK is a front-end that can be used with the LibWoofer back-end. It focuses on simplicity and speed and it is designed to also work on mobile devices. The source code is, like the back-end, written in C, so it needs to be compiled and linked first, but it should be relatively easy to do.

Compiling

If you want to compile the source code yourself, make sure you have compiled the back-end library first. Then, source the envsetup.sh script from that project to set the right compiler and linker flags needed to compile this project. Read the documentation of the back-end for details.

Next, download the latest release from GitHub or clone the repository to your computer using:

git clone https://github.com/woofer-org/woofer-gtk.git

Now, to compile and link, all you should have to do is running:

./configure && make

to configure and build. When any errors occur complaining about missing headers or undefined symbols, make sure you have set the right compile and linker flags to the environmental variables or source the libraries envsetup.sh in case you haven't already. In case it still doesn't work, do not hesitate to open a new issue on this GitHub project.

After compilation finished successfully, you can optionally install (with or without a specified prefix; it defaults to /usr/local) the files into your system with:

sudo make install

Contributing

Before contributing, read our code of conduct and the contributing file. You can open issues to report problems or suggest new feature and pull request to review made changes so they can be merged.

Copying

The source code is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 or later.

Any non-source files are licensed under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License version 1.2 or later.